At the meeting of the board of representatives in Verdo, which was held last week, the board of directors was expanded with two new external members in the form of Bjarne Munk Jensen, CEO of Kredsløb, and Helle Damm-Henrichsen, CEO of DIN Forsyning.
In addition, Hanne Padkjær Sørensen and Niels Jørgen Lange were elected as new board members from Randers/Kongerslev, while Bo Bach Svoldgaard and Jan Guldmann were re-elected. In addition, Poul Venø was elected as a new board member from Herning. Verdo states this in a statement.
Verdo has recently focused on strengthening its competencies, and Chairman of the Board Torben Høeg Bonde is pleased that the Board is now being further strengthened with external members who have deep roots in the energy sector.
- We are facing billion-dollar investments, and the development of the future energy supply will define the conditions for the citizens of Randers and Herning for generations to come. Therefore, it is important that we as a board cover the entire range of competencies. With the two competent, external board members, we will gain important experience and knowledge from the energy sector, which will help strengthen our foundation, and I am very satisfied with that, says Torben Høeg Bonde.
Deficit in 2023
Verdo presented its annual results for 2023 on the same occasion. It shows that Verdo reached a turnover of 4 billion. kroner, but ended with a total result of -17.9 million. DKK. A result that Verdo itself describes as unsatisfactory.
Overall, the result is of a nature that means that Verdo will take the opportunity to give the businesses a 360-degree check, explains CEO Jakob Flyvbjerg Christensen.
- It is healthy to take an outside look at the group and see if we are where we need to be. We are in a time of global crises and great unpredictability. 2024 could easily be another difficult year, and Verdo must be geared up for that, says Jakob Flyvbjerg Christensen.
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