Ørsted shares are down 22% after world's biggest offshore windfarm developer said it might record a DKK16 billion ($2.3 billion) impairment on its U.S....
Shares in Denmark-listed Ørsted plummeted 22% to their lowest in more than four years after the world’s biggest offshore windfarm developer warned Wednesday it might record a 16 billion Danish kroner impairment on its U.S. operations.
The company said it did not expect the potential charges to impact its EBITDA guidance for the year, with David Hardy, Chief Executive of Orsted Americas, adding: “The U.S. offshore wind market remains attractive in the long term. We will continue to work with our stakeholders to explore all options to improve our near-term projects.”
“Core inflation [is] more resilient than expected,” said analysts at Citi in a note. “The weighted average monthly CPI increase across the [German] 6 states which have reported so far and account for 68% of CPI is 0.36% month-on-month, is slightly ahead of expectations.” “Hurricane Idalia hurtling towards Florida threatens disruption to output and power generation in the Gulf of Mexico… At the same time U.S. crude stockpiles slid by more than expected last week, dropping by 11.5 million, way higher than the 2.9 million fall expected,” Streeter added.
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