It is accounting time, and the large Danish companies are seeing varying degrees of success. Billions continue to flow into Novo Nordisk, while the green energy companies Vestas and Ørsted depict had a more challenging quarter. New inflation figures show a rise, but the minister of Economic Affairs is not worried.
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It is accounting time, and the large Danish companies are seeing varying degrees of success. Billions continue to flow into Novo Nordisk, while the green energy companies Vestas and Ørsted depict had a more challenging quarter. New inflation figures show a rise, but the minister of Economic Affairs is not worried.
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