Earnings summaries and quarterly performance for GE Vernova.
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Julian Mitchell
Barclays Investment Bank
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J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.
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RBC Capital Markets
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UBS
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Recent press releases and 8-K filings for GEV.
- First international onshore repower upgrade agreement with Taiwan Power Company to supply 25 kits and a five-year operations and maintenance package to modernize aging turbines.
- Initial components scheduled for late 2025 delivery, with retrofit installations planned through 2026 and 2027.
- Builds on GE Vernova’s experience repowering 6,000+ U.S. turbines and leverages a global installed base of 57,000 turbines, targeting higher-margin, recurring revenue.
- Shares rose 6% to $587.53, representing a 73% year-to-date gain, underscoring strong investor confidence.
- Financial profile: $37.67 billion revenue, 1.2% three-year growth, 3.67% operating margin, 4.52% net margin, and $158.3 billion market cap.
- Orano signed a framework agreement to support Synthos Green Energy (SGE) and ORLEN Synthos Green Energy (OSGE) in deploying GE Vernova Hitachi BWRX-300 small modular reactors across Central and Eastern Europe.
- SGE holds exclusive rights to implement the BWRX-300 technology in nine CEE countries; the first Polish unit under OSGE is expected operational in the early 2030s, with licensing and environmental procedures underway.
- The agreement covers end-to-end nuclear fuel cycle services—from mining and conversion to enrichment, reprocessing, transport, storage, engineering, and decommissioning—aimed at building a robust European supply chain.
- Orano signed agreements with Polish firms SGE and OSGE to support deployment of its GE Vernova Hitachi BWRX-300 small modular reactors by providing full fuel cycle services.
- The partnership covers extraction, conversion, enrichment, treatment, recycling, transport, storage, engineering, decommissioning, and operator support to establish a robust European nuclear fuel supply chain.
- Agreements were formalized at the World Nuclear Exhibition in Paris by SGE/OSGE CEO Rafał Kasprów and Orano CEO Nicolas Maes.
- This collaboration accelerates SMR program development in Poland and beyond, marking a key step toward a reliable, low-carbon energy mix in the region.
- Revenue rose 12% to $10 billion in Q3, led by growth in Power, Wind, and Electrification segments.
- Adjusted EBITDA improved to $811 million (from $243 million a year ago) and net income turned positive at $453 million.
- Backlog orders reached $16 billion YTD, with Gas Power equipment and Electrification orders totaling about $26 billion, underscoring robust demand.
- Reaffirmed FY25 revenue guidance at the high end of $36–37 billion and projects an 8–9% adjusted operating margin; plans to complete the Prolec GE acquisition by mid-2026.
- Announced acquisition of the remaining 50% of Prolec GE joint venture for $5.275 billion, funded 50% cash/50% debt; expected to contribute $3 billion revenue with 25% EBITDA margin in 2025 and deliver $60–120 million annualized cost synergies by 2028.
- Booked $14.6 billion of orders in Q3 (+55% YoY) with a $135 billion backlog, including $54 billion equipment and $81 billion services backlogs.
- Delivered 10% organic revenue growth, $811 million adjusted EBITDA (3× YoY) with a 600 bps margin expansion, and generated $730 million of free cash flow.
- Reaffirmed 2025 guidance; agreed to sell manufacturing software business for $600 million and China XD stake for $100 million; ended Q3 with $8 billion cash and returned $730 million to shareholders (YTD $2.2 billion in buybacks/dividends).
- Agreed to buy the remaining 50% of Prolec GE for $5.275 B, funded 50% with cash and 50% with debt, closing by mid-2026; Prolec is expected to generate $3 B revenue at 25% EBITDA margin in 2025 and grow to over $4 B revenue and $1 B EBITDA by 2028.
- Booked $14.6 B of orders in Q3 (↑55% YoY) and expanded total backlog to $135 B.
- Delivered 10% revenue growth, $811 M adjusted EBITDA (3× YoY) with +600 bps margin expansion, and $730 M free cash flow; returned $730 M to shareholders via share repurchases and dividends in Q3.
- Gas turbine backlog rose from 29 GW to 33 GW and slot reservations from 25 GW to 29 GW, totaling 62 GW; expects to approach 70 GW by year-end. Electrification secured $1.6 B in synchronous condenser orders and $400 M in hyperscaler electrification orders in Q3.
- Announced acquisition of the remaining 50% of Prolec GE for $5.275 B, expected to add $0.6 B EBITDA in 2026, closing by mid-2026.
- Q3 2025 delivered double-digit revenue growth, with backlog rising $4 B in equipment and $2 B in services sequentially; adjusted EBITDA margin expanded by 600 bps; generated $453 M free cash flow in the quarter and $1.9 B YTD.
- Power: orders $7.8 B (+50% YoY), revenue $4.8 B (+14%), backlog $84.1 B; Electrification: orders $5.1 B (+102%), revenue $2.6 B (+32%), backlog $30.2 B.
- Reaffirmed 2025 guidance: revenue $36–37 B, adjusted EBITDA margin 8–9%, free cash flow $3.0–3.5 B.
- GE Vernova delivered orders of $14.6 billion (+55% organically), revenue of $10.0 billion (+10% organically) and net income of $0.5 billion (4.5% margin); adjusted EBITDA was $0.8 billion (8.1% margin) and free cash flow was $0.7 billion in Q3’25.
- Electrification led segment growth with orders up 102% to $5.1 billion and an EBITDA margin of 15.1%; Power orders rose 50% to $7.8 billion (13.3% margin); Wind posted $1.8 billion of orders but a $61 million EBITDA loss in the quarter.
- Capital returns included $0.7 billion of share repurchases (1.1 million shares) in Q3 and a $0.25 per share dividend, with $2.4 billion returned to shareholders YTD; cash balance was $7.9 billion as of September 30, 2025.
- Reaffirmed full-year 2025 guidance: $36–37 billion revenue, 8–9% adjusted EBITDA margin, and $3.0–3.5 billion free cash flow.
- Enterprise usage of Neural Concept’s AI-first engineering platform has doubled since January 2025, with 40% upsell growth; new customers include GE Vernova U.S., Renault and Leonardo
- Annual recurring revenue (ARR) growth now significantly exceeds the burn rate, highlighting strong capital efficiency
- The platform compresses product development cycles from months to days, enabling faster innovation
- Strategic hires and the launch of an expert advisory board featuring industry veterans such as Tom Becker and Brett Chouinard strengthen leadership and go-to-market capabilities
- After a Series B funding round in 2024 led by Forestay Capital and supported by D. E. Shaw Ventures, Neural Concept is expanding operations across Europe, North America and Asia
- 2025 targets: GE Vernova expects $50 billion of orders and $37 billion of revenue in 2025, with gas power contractual commitments rising from 55 GW to ~60 GW by Q3; Q2 saw 9 GW of new contracts, and electrification orders direct from hyperscalers total $600 million YTD, with $1 billion expected full-year.
- Segment performance: Onshore wind faces order softness driven by permitting and tariff ambiguity—Q3 orders are forecast to decline sequentially; 2026 onshore wind revenue may drop 10%–15%, pulling EBITDA margins from high- to mid-single digits.
- Long-term growth outlook: Management sees a “decade of action” in which global energy demand and the share of electricity grow substantially, planning to add at least 200 GW to its gas-power installed base over the next 10 years.
- Electrification and software focus: Plans to sell its Proficy manufacturing-software unit for $600 million and reinvest proceeds into grid-software and co-creation projects with hyperscalers; acquired AI analytics firm Alteia to accelerate grid-management solutions.
- Capital allocation strategy: Strong free-cash-flow and net-cash position support peak CapEx in 2026, double-digit R&D growth in 2026, opportunistic share buybacks and core-focused M&A such as the Woodward acquisition.
Quarterly earnings call transcripts for GE Vernova.
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