Vestas broke free on Tuesday at the top of a green C25, which was pulled up by the gigantic German investment package, which was finally adopted after much tug-of-war.
The mood on the Danish stock market was generally positive throughout the day, with the prospect of a possible thaw in the negotiations for a ceasefire in Ukraine also gaining ground, as US President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin spoke on the phone on Tuesday. The C25 index closed 0.5 percent higher on Tuesday at 1,791.73.
But no one could match Vestas, which started the day with positive words from the financial house Jefferies and rose for the fourth trading day in a row. On Monday, Vestas rose to its highest level since November 2024, and on Tuesday the share continued to advance by 4.5 percent. to 115.55.
Jefferies continues to recommend "buy" the stock and adjusted the price target slightly to 138 DKK from 135 DKK. Because there is more to be gained from Vestas over the coming years, where the wind share can benefit from an expected increased growth in the installation of wind turbines in Europe. This is according to an analysis from the financial house Jefferies.
- It is pulling out of the sideways deadlock that it has been in, and there may also be a technical buy signal in it, which is pushing it a little, says Martin Munk, senior equity advisor at Jyske Bank, to MarketWire.
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