KK Wind Solutions' acquisition of Nissens Coolion Solutions recently went through. Prior to the acquisition of KK Wind Solutions, Pernille Erenbjerg was Chairman of the Board of Directors of Nissens Cooling Solutions and was deeply involved in merging the two businesses.
Pernille Erenbjerg replaces Jan T. Nielsen, CIO of A.P. Møller Holding, as Chairman of the Board of Directors of KK Wind Solutions. A.P. Møller Holding owns KK Wind Solutions. KK Wind Solutions announced this in a statement.
- When A.P. Møller Holding acquired KK Wind Solutions, it was an industry-leading mid-sized company, but with significant potential. In the past five years, KK Wind Solutions has almost quadrupled in size and continued to expand its potential. It has been an absolute privilege to work with KK Wind Solutions' management team, the many highly motivated employees and the Board of Directors. The prospects for the company are enormous, and I am proud and happy that Pernille has agreed to take over as Chairman of the Board of KK Wind Solutions.
The incoming Chairman looks forward to continuing KK Wind Solutions' development.
- By combining KK Wind Solutions and Nissens Cooling Solutions, we have created a significant supplier that can deliver power electronics and cooling solutions in one, thereby reducing complexity for customers and partners. KK Wind Solutions is multi-disciplined, truly global and best of all has the strongest capabilities in the industry within each discipline. I am very excited about the upcoming journey and the positive impact that KK Wind Solutions will have on the green energy transition, says Pernille Erenbjerg.
The KK Wind Solutions Board of Directors consists of Pernille Erenbjerg (Chairman), Simon K. Ibsen (Vice Chairman), Dorrit Zenner Torp, Elke Eckstein, Fabrice Brégier, Jacob Steffensen, Jesper Ridder Olsen, Paw Rosenvard.
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