With a successful capital raise of 60 billion kroner, the management team at Ørsted can breathe a little easier today. But even though the cash tank has been refilled, it does not mean that the company is out of the crisis.
Therefore, the more than 8,000 employees in the energy group must also prepare for the fact that they will have fewer employees in the future. This is what CEO Rasmus Errboe said in a teleconference with Danish journalists on Tuesday morning.
- As a consequence of the reality we find ourselves in and of our updated strategy, it is necessary for us to adapt our organization.
- It is a communication that we expect to come out with during the fourth quarter of this year, but it is a dialogue that I would like to have with my employees first, said Rasmus Errboe.
He thus refuses to put a figure on the extent of the layoffs that are pending.
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