Deminor
Recovery
Services
–
a
Belgium-based
company
specialising
in
investor
recovery
actions
–
wants
shareholders
at
the
Danish
group’s
forthcoming
annual
general
meeting
(AGM)
to
approve
the
scrutiny
motion.
Vestas
says
it
will
urge
the
AGM
on
21
March
to
reject
the
motion,
claiming
it
is
unnecessary.
Deminor
lists
a
wide
range
of
issues
it
wants
probed,
including
the
implementation
of
accounting
policies,
the
circumstances
surrounding
profits
warnings
issued
by
Vestas,
and
“whether
the
company
has
been
over-optimistic
about
its
revenue
guidance”.
The
motion,
published
by
Vestas
on
its
website,
also
asks…
