GE Vernova (GEV) says gas turbine backlog grew to 80GW at end of 2025 (prev. 46GW in 2024)

General Electric's increase in gas turbine backlog to 80GW by the end of 2025 indicates strong demand in the capital goods sector, signaling potential revenue growth moving forward.

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This significant jump from the previous 46GW in 2024 may suggest robust order flow, which can positively influence GE's stock performance and investor sentiment in industrials. Traders should consider how this aligns with broader market trends and its implications for Ge's outlook.

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