Organic order intake dropped 30%. Demand remained stable on a lower level than the previous year, but some emerging markets noted improved demand during the quarter compared to the beginning of 2009.
"Even with the changes we have done, overall efficiency is not yet at the level we believe it can be. We have to improve organizational efficiency but at the same time invest in sales and service people," says Ronnie Leten, president and CEO. "Overall demand is expected to stay around the current level."
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