The world's leader in offshore wind energy, once a coal company. A Danish company. Likes it and has been buying it for over three years. Shares have slumped recently like tech stocks, down 45-50% from its high, but the stock remains high quality. He would buy this long term, given carbon targets around the world and the transition to green power this decade. The headwind is supply chain issues. (They use natural gas to generate power in Denmark). A good entry point now.
Listed in Denmark. They are an ESG leader as the number one most sustainable company in the world. They have a 25% global market share in managing these types of assets. With assets in Europe, Denmark and others they are well positioned for global policy development. Yield 1.25% (Analysts’ price target is $709.17)
(A Top Pick Mar 20/20, Up 47%) They continue to stay with it. The largest off-shore wind company in the world. The CEO recently left but the stock barely moved. It has gone higher since, so it shows strong interest and money flowing into the market. The policy backdrop is very supportive of green energy.
Stock's sold off. It's a pure play on renewables, and this makes it more susceptible to rising rates. Risk of rising competition is overblown. Still bullish long-term. Yield is 1.21%. (Price target in Danish krone.) (Analysts’ price target is $1145.40)
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