GEV · NYSE
GE Vernova is a global power-technology company serving the electricity industry and power-hungry customers, including artificial-intelligence data centers. Its businesses span Power, which includes gas turbines and other generation technologies; Wind, which supplies wind equipment; and Electrification, which supports the delivery and management of electricity. The supplied material does not quantify each segment’s revenue contribution. The company has established revenue and multibillion-dollar cash flow, a reported $176 billion backlog, and operates at substantial scale. FY2025 revenue was $38.1 billion, versus $34.9 billion in FY2024, while net income rose to $4.9 billion from $1.6 billion.
GE Vernova rose 7.97%, from $943.38 to $1,018.53, over the supplied period. The move was not driven by an identified company-specific announcement: the evidence contains no new contract, earnings release, guidance change, or analyst action for the week. Trading was volatile, however, with the stock falling 4.57% to $900.28 on July 29 before reversing sharply, gaining 9.07% on July 30 and extending the rebound through August 4. The broader backdrop was unsettled, as supplied commentary described the Nasdaq entering its second correction of 2026 and adding to market volatility. The stock ultimately recovered and surpassed its starting level despite that market turbulence.
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