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GEV FY2025 Q3 IMPROVING

GE Vernova Inc. earnings call

Oct 22, 2025 · 03:30 ET Ken PartsMichael LapidusScott Strasik
Buzzberg read

Gas power backlog and slot reservations to approach 70 GW by year-end

GE Vernova announced the acquisition of the remaining 50% of Prolec GE for $5.275B, a deal immediately accretive to EBITDA. The company reported a strong Q3 with record orders ($14.6B, +55%), backlog expansion to $135B, and double-digit revenue growth. Guidance for FY2025 was reaffirmed, and electrification revenue guidance was raised to ~25% growth. Gas turbine demand continues to surge, with 62 GW of commitments and pricing improving. Management struck a confident tone on long-term demand and margin expansion. Acquisition of Prolec GE (remaining 50%) for $5.275B; expected to close mid-2026, funded 50/50 cash/debt; Prolec generates $3B revenue at 25% EBITDA margins and has $4B backlog.

Buzzberg read Gas power backlog and slot reservations to approach 70 GW by year-end GE Vernova announced the acquisition of the remaining 50% of Prolec GE for $5.275B, a deal immediately accretive to EBITDA. The company reported a strong Q3 with record orders ($14.6B, +55%), backlog expansion to $135B, and double-digit revenue growth. Guidance for FY2025 was reaffirmed, and electrification revenue guidance was raised to ~25% growth. Gas turbine demand continues to surge, with 62 GW of commitments and pricing improving. Management struck a confident tone on long-term demand and margin expansion. Acquisition of Prolec GE (remaining 50%) for $5.275B; expected to close mid-2026, funded 50/50 cash/debt; Prolec generates $3B revenue at 25% EBITDA margins and has $4B backlog. Read full analysisCollapse analysis

GE Vernova announced the acquisition of the remaining 50% of Prolec GE for $5.275B, a deal immediately accretive to EBITDA. The company reported a strong Q3 with record orders ($14.6B, +55%), backlog expansion to $135B, and double-digit revenue growth. Guidance for FY2025 was reaffirmed, and electrification revenue guidance was raised to ~25% growth. Gas turbine demand continues to surge, with 62 GW of commitments and pricing improving. Management struck a confident tone on long-term demand and margin expansion. Acquisition of Prolec GE (remaining 50%) for $5.275B; expected to close mid-2026, funded 50/50 cash/debt; Prolec generates $3B revenue at 25% EBITDA margins and has $4B backlog.

  • Q3 orders $14.6B (+55% YoY), equipment backlog $54B, total backlog $135B. Equipment orders doubled in power and electrification.
  • Electrification revenue growth raised to ~25% (from ~20%) for FY2025; EBITDA margin guidance raised to 14-15% (from 14% at low end).
  • Gas power backlog + slot reservations reached 62 GW; 20 heavy-duty gas turbines booked in Q3, pricing still accelerating. 70 GW expected by year-end.
Revenue $9.969B reported
EPS $1.64 reported
Gross margin 19.04% reported
ELECTRIFICATION op margin 15.1% reported

What changed this quarter

01
Demand

Gas power backlog and slot reservations to approach 70 GW by year-end

Management expressed strong confidence in demand, pricing, and the Prolec acquisition, describing the company as 'right company for this moment' and 'excited' about future opportunities.

02
M&A

Prolec acquisition to be immediately accretive with cost synergies of $60-$120 million by 2028

Acquisition of Prolec GE (remaining 50%) for $5.275B; expected to close mid-2026, funded 50/50 cash/debt; Prolec generates $3B revenue at 25% EBITDA margins and has $4B backlog.

03
Demand

Electrification orders from hyperscalers nearly $1B year-to-date, up from $600M in 2024

Gas power backlog and slot reservations to approach 70 GW by year-end. Management expressed strong confidence in demand, pricing, and the Prolec acquisition, describing the company as 'right company for this moment' and 'excited' about future opportunities.

04
Guidance

Electrification revenue growth guidance raised to ~25% for 2025

Guidance · revenue to $36.5B

AI, capex & demand read

AI

Platform & monetization

GE Vernova is investing in AI to drive engineering productivity, particularly in gas turbine controls engineering, and uses AI in bidding, design verification, and validation. These investments are early but expected to drive substantial value in the back half of the decade.

Demand

Bookings & conversion

Gas power backlog and slot reservations to approach 70 GW by year-end. Management expressed strong confidence in demand, pricing, and the Prolec acquisition, describing the company as 'right company for this moment' and 'excited' about future opportunities.

Capex

Investment and capacity

Management highlighted significant capacity expansions across gas power, electrification, and Prolec, with CapEx expected to peak in 2026. They also plan to increase R&D and CapEx by over 20% this year, including investments in AI, robotics, and automation.

Tone · Upbeat

Management expressed strong confidence in demand, pricing, and the Prolec acquisition, describing the company as 'right company for this moment' and 'excited' about future opportunities.

Bottlenecks

Manufacturing capacity

A lot of words to say, no, we do not feel like we're capacity constrained.

“A lot of words to say, no, we do not feel like we're capacity constrained.”
Ken Parts
Manufacturing capacity

They are not capacity constrained to meet the numbers.

“They are not capacity constrained to meet the numbers.”
Ken Parts

Forward guidance

ImprovingGuidance · revenue to $36.5B
Forward guidance
MetricPeriodRangeMidpointStatus
Free cash flowFY2025$3B–$3.5B$3.25BMAINTAINED
Op marginFY20258%–9%8.5%MAINTAINED
RevenueFY2025$36B–$37B$36.5BMAINTAINED

Guidance credibility

100%historical hit rate
100%
Ken Parts

2 of 2 · +9.0% average bias

Company read-throughs

+187.5%
since call
$97,900.00$281,500.00
Partners

GE Vernova partners with Samsung to co-develop and market small modular nuclear reactors outside North America, potentially expanding Samsung's nuclear footprint.

“We also announced our strategic alliance with Samsung this month to advance our BWRX300 nuclear SMR outside North America.”
Scott Strasik