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Siemens Gamesa still a 'problem child,' say shareholders at German parent entity

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Wind turbine-making giant is on road to recovery after difficult few years but some Siemens Energy shareholders remain sceptical about performance

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Siemens Gamesa still a 'problem child,' say shareholders at German parent entity

Wind turbine-making giant is on road to recovery after difficult few years but some Siemens Energy shareholders remain sceptical about performance

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Siemens Gamesa still a 'problem child,' say shareholders at German parent entity

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Siemens Gamesa still a 'problem child,' say shareholders at German parent entity

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