China's second-biggest wind turbine maker Goldwind and Sinovel have discussed the possibility of launching takeover bids for Vestas with a number of corporate bankers after a plunge in Vestas' shares, Jyllands-Posten said, citing unidentified Danish corporate financiers.

Shares in Vestas have plunged 56 percent since Oct. 28, the last trading day before the first of two profit warnings, Reuters reports.

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The two Chinese companies could be hampered, however, by Vestas' large and diverse shareholder base, as this could make it difficult for them to win support for a deal from over 90 percent of investors, Jyllands-Posten said.

Vestas declined to comment on the report.