Denmark's Orsted said on Friday it was challenging the U.S. government's suspension of the lease for its Revolution Wind joint venture and would seek a court injunction against the decision to halt its $5 billion offshore wind project.
Ørsted A/S (DNNGY) is rated a speculative 'Buy' after a massive rights issue and 70% ADR decline, with risk/reward now more balanced. Recent capital improvements, including a 50% Hornsea 3 divestment and rights issue, enhance liquidity but come at the cost of shareholder dilution and future returns. 3Q25 results disappointed: EBITDA fell over 20% YoY, leverage remains high, and the company is still exposed to US regulatory and interest rate risks.
The renewable-energy company said it remained confident of reaching its full-year targets.
Orsted , the world's biggest offshore wind farm group, swung to a quarterly net loss of 1.70 billion Danish crowns ($265,50 million), it said on Wednesday, hit by U.S. President Donald Trump's trade policies and resistance to renewable energy.
Orsted has faced headwinds this year as President Donald Trump's administration clamped down on wind power generation in the United States.
Wind farm developer Orsted will cut approximately 2,000 jobs by the end of 2027, a quarter of its workforce, the Danish company said in a statement on Thursday.
Danish offshore wind developer Orsted maintains a plan to complete its offshore Sunrise Wind project in the United States in the second half of 2027, the company's CEO Rasmus Errboe told reporters on Tuesday.
Equinor ASA remains a valuable investment, leveraging strong oil, gas, and growing renewable portfolios despite recent share price declines. EQNR's 10% stake in Ørsted A/S and projects like Empire Wind expand its renewable energy capacity, enhancing future cash flow and portfolio diversity. Robust oil and gas production, new discoveries, and a focus on low-carbon output support stable returns, especially as European gas demand remains high.
Offshore wind developer Orsted said on Monday it priced its $9.42 billion rights issue at 66.6 Danish crowns ($10.46) per share, representing a 66.7% discount to its closing price on Friday.
Danish energy group Orsted on Friday received approval from shareholders for its $9.4 billion rights issue.
European stock markets closed higher on Thursday as global investors assessed U.S. jobs data.
Denmark's state-controlled offshore wind group Orsted is poised to secure shareholder approval for a $9.4 billion emergency rights issue on Friday.