GE Vernova: 2026 pricing up ~50%, backlog targets rise to 130 GW
Backlog expansion, 50% per-kW pricing uplift, and improved EBITDA margin imply higher earnings trajectory and FCF, offset by near-term delivery tightness.
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Backlog expansion, 50% per-kW pricing uplift, and improved EBITDA margin imply higher earnings trajectory and FCF, offset by near-term delivery tightness.
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GE Vernova’s Q3 highlights stronger pricing power in gas turbines, with 2026 order pricing per kilowatt expected to rise about 50% vs 2025. Backlog and slot reservations total 122 GW, targeting at least 130 GW by year-end 2026, supported by 11 GW of orders and 5 GW shipped in Q3. Higher pricing improves margins and free cash flow, even as near-term delivery tightness persists and 2032 delivery slots are already booked.
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