Movement Alert|GE Vernova Inc. Falls 3.21% in Regular Trading, Market Continues to Digest Q2 EPS Miss and Wind Power Losses

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On July 25, GE Vernova Inc. declined 3.21% in regular trading, trading at $998.385/share, with turnover of $1.646 billion. The stock continued its post-earnings pullback as the market digested weaker-than-expected profitability from the Q2 report released earlier in the week.

The company reported Q2 adjusted EPS of $2.47, falling 22% short of the market consensus estimate of $3.18. The wind power segment remained a significant drag, with EBITDA losses expanding to $275 million in the quarter, and full-year wind EBITDA losses now projected at approximately $400 million. Despite strong demand indicators — including orders filled through 2030, record Q2 orders of $24.2 billion, and a substantial upward revision of full-year free cash flow guidance to $11.5–$12.5 billion — analysts noted that the lack of a near-term EBITDA guidance increase, combined with crowded positioning, has weighed on shares.

The broader Heavy Electrical Equipment sector saw widespread weakness, with Bloom Energy down 13.53%, NuScale Power down 7.38%, X-Energy down 7.63%, and Forgent Power Solutions down 8.53%.

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