Gamesa
will
incur
special
items
of
€585m
for
the
last
financial
year
–
partly
due
to
one-off
restructuring
costs
–
and
described
2012
as
“a
year
for
prudence
and
responsibility”
that
saw
it
align
its
business
with
a
new
strategic
plan
and
a
changing
wind
sector.
In
an
earlier-than-expected
release
of
preliminary
results,
Gamesa
claimed
its
underlying
performance
showed
the
robustness
of
its
business
behind
the
big
deficit.
It
ended
2012
with
2.12GW
of
turbine
sales,
ahead
of
a
2GW
forecast,
and
profit
before
interest
and
tax
(Ebit)
of
€7m.
The
Spanish
group
had…
