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GE Vernova reports $176B backlog and raises long-term targets

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What happened

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GE Vernova reported a $176 billion backlog after the second quarter. The company's non-GAAP EBITDA grew 62% year over year in Q2. CEO Scott Strazik stated that the company is on pace to reach a $200 billion backlog by 2027, accelerating the previous 2028 projection.

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Why it matters

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The growing backlog, particularly in gas equipment, indicates strong demand for GE Vernova's products. Management's updated targets suggest a potential share price of around $1,100 by late 2030, based on current growth rates.

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Who's involved

  • GE VernovaAmerican energy equipment manufacturer providing the company outlook
  • CramerAnalyst whose commentary noted the stock's recent decline
  • Jefferies Financial GroupFinancial services company that may use the outlook for analyst reports

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  • GE VernovaSpeculative

    GE Vernova could see increased demand for its gas equipment, potentially boosting revenue and costs.

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How it developed

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  1. Mizuho Securities raised its target price and Zacks upgraded the stock rank for GE Vernova.1 source
  2. Strazik detailed GE Vernova's future outlook and targets.1 source

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