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Danish wind turbine maker Vestas on Tuesday said that its chief executive, Anders Runevad, would step down in August as part of its long-term succession planning.
Runevad is to be replaced by Henrik Andersen, a Vestas board member and CEO of Danish coatings company Hempel.
Reporting by Stine Jacobsen
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