
GE Vernova slips as wind drag outweighs AI-driven orders
GE Vernova stock fell about 6% after a quarter in which earnings missed estimates despite revenue beating and orders surging 88% to $24.2 billion led by Power and Electrification; wind orders dropped about 40% due to higher offshore project costs, weighing on margins. The company lifted 2026 revenue guidance to $45.5–$46.5 billion and reported a backlog of $176 billion, with its HA gas turbine fleet surpassing 4 million operating hours (130 units commissioned in 21 countries and 195 under contract), underscoring AI-driven demand for power infrastructure but wind remains a drag.













