The global surge in commodity prices has come at a cost to the wind turbine manufacturer Vestas, with higher costs and supply chain constrains plaguing its results for Q2 2021. The group, which stands as one of the world’s market leaders in the sector, was forced to cut its full-year profit guidance this week – but it’s run of bad luck is predicated on issues that won’t last for long. On Wednesday, Vestas announced that its full year revenue would be in the region of €15.5 billion to €16.5 billion, marking a 3% decrease from its previous forecast. Underlying profit margins are also set to be between 5% and 7%, rather than the previous range of 6% to 8%. The…