The
company
expects
revenues
to
be
between
400-410m
yuan
($63.5-65m),
it
says
in
a
statement
ahead
of
its
earnings
release
on
1
June.
Ming
Yang,
China’s
fourth
largest
wind
turbine
manufacturer,
blamed
delays
in
the
installation
and
commission
of
its
turbines
on
several
wind
projects,
caused
in
part
by
adverse
weather
conditions,
and
a
slowdown
of
overall
market
demand
in
China.
China
installed
17.6GW
of
wind
power
capacity
last
year,
the
largest
in
the
world,
yet
it
was
a
7%
decline
on
the
previous
year’s
new
installations,
marking
the
first
time
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