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    GE Vernova LLC (GEV)

    Official site

    INDUSTRIALS • SPECIALTY INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY • NYSE

    $898.23
    -13.70 (-1.50%)

    Market Cap: $242.88B

    Last updated: Sep 01, 2026 at 10:00 AM ET

    Earnings

    Performance (10Y)

    Beat Rate
    50%(5/10)
    Avg Surprise
    +3.32%

    Upcoming Estimates

    Sep 30, 2026
    EPS Consensus$4.23
    Range$3.08 - $5.28
    14 analysts
    EPS Revisions
    7
    0
    7d
    7
    5
    30d
    EPS Estimate Drift
    90d ago$4.35+2.8%
    60d ago$4.37+3.3%
    30d ago$3.68-13.1%
    7d ago$4.26+0.6%
    Current$4.23
    Revenue Consensus
    $12.0B
    Range$11.9B - $12.4B
    18 analysts
    Dec 31, 2026
    EPS Consensus$21.35
    Range$17.40 - $23.80
    20 analysts
    Revenue Consensus
    $14.2B
    Range$13.3B - $14.7B
    31 analysts
    PeriodReportedEst.SurpriseB/MYoY
    Dec 26EST
    		-$21.35---
    Sep 26EST
    		-$4.23---
    Jun 26
    		$2.47$3.17-22.08%Miss+32.8%
    Mar 26
    		$2.01$1.67+20.36%Beat+120.9%
    Dec 25
    		$12.91$3.14+311.15%Beat+870.7%
    Sep 25
    		$1.64$1.86-11.83%Miss+568.6%
    Jun 25
    		$1.86$1.64+13.41%Beat+82.4%
    Mar 25
    		$0.91$0.61+49.18%Beat+322.0%
    Dec 24
    		$1.33$2.37-43.88%Miss-21.8%
    Sep 24
    		$-0.35$0.26-234.62%Miss-
    Jun 24
    		$1.02$0.74+37.84%Beat-
    Mar 24
    		$-0.41$-0.22-86.36%Miss-
    Dec 23
    		$1.70$0.00N/ABeat-

    Dividends

    Dividend Metrics

    Yield0.19%
    Annual/Share$1.75
    Payout Ratio3.32%
    Frequency4
    Pay MonthsFeb, Apr, Jul, Nov

    Key Metrics

    Valuation
    P/E Ratio47.20EV/EBITDA81.18x
    Price/FCF19.35xFCF Yield5.17%
    Profitability
    Profit Margin23.00%Operating Margin7.47%
    ROE82.60%ROIC52.13%
    Financial Health
    Debt/Equity0.23xInterest Coverage-40.68x
    Current Ratio0.85xQuick Ratio0.62x
    Trading Statistics
    Beta1.03Avg Volume2.03M
    52-Week High$1195.9452-Week Low$529.18

    Technical Indicators Dashboard

    Moving Averages

    SMA 10$950.08
    SMA 20$988.11
    SMA 50$1027.42
    SMA 200$878.48
    EMA 10$948.69
    EMA 20$973.39
    EMA 50$998.43
    EMA 200$890.87

    MACD

    Line: -27.23Signal: -17.66Hist: -9.57

    ADX

    ADX: 16.4+DI: 19.2-DI: 33.2

    Aroon & PSAR

    Aroon Up60.0
    Aroon Down100.0
    PSAR$1021.32

    Bollinger Bands

    Upper Band$1087.36
    Lower Band$888.85
    %B Position2009%(Upper)
    Band Width0.05

    RSI (14-Day)

    Neutral
    35.4

    Momentum Oscillators

    Stoch %K8.6
    Stoch %D11.0
    Williams %R-92.5
    ROC (10d)-16.8%
    Momentum-180.77
    CCI (20d)-159.1
    MFI (14d)44.7

    Volatility Measures

    ATR (14d)$45.59(5.1%)
    StdDev (20d)49.63
    Hist Vol37.7%(Moderate)

    Volume Flow

    VWAP$894.74
    OBV60.5M
    AD Line-37.4M
    CMF (20d)-0.110

    Volume Metrics

    Avg Vol (20d)2.0M
    Vol Ratio1.7x(High)
    VWMA (20d)$983.10

    Pivot Points

    R3$973.83
    R2$961.21
    R1$936.57
    Pivot Point$923.95
    S1$899.31
    S2$886.69
    S3$862.05

    Advanced Oscillators

    TSI-16.01
    Ultimate Osc38.1
    KST-65.20

    Financial Data

    QuarterJun 2026Mar 2026Dec 2025Sep 2025Jun 2025Mar 2025Dec 2024Sep 2024Jun 2024Mar 2024Dec 2023Sep 2023
    Total Revenue$11.10B$9.34B$10.96B$9.97B$9.11B$8.03B$10.56B$8.91B$8.20B$7.26B$10.04B$8.25B
    Cost of Revenue$8.74B$7.56B$8.63B$8.07B$7.27B$6.56B$8.44B$7.80B$6.50B$6.11B$8.34B$7.20B
    Gross Profit$2.36B$1.78B$2.32B$1.90B$1.85B$1.47B$2.12B$1.11B$1.70B$1.15B$1.70B$1.05B
    Operating Expenses$1.71B$1.60B$1.72B$1.53B$1.47B$1.43B$1.53B$1.47B$1.18B$1.44B$1.51B$1.36B
    R&D$334.00M$304.00M$366.00M$310.00M$282.00M$239.00M$265.00M$243.00M$237.00M$237.00M$255.00M$223.00M
    SG&A$1.37B$1.30B$1.35B$1.22B$1.19B$1.19B$1.27B$1.23B$938.00M$1.20B$1.25B$1.14B
    Operating Income$653.00M$179.00M$601.00M$366.00M$378.00M$43.00M$592.00M$-359,000,000$527.00M$-289,000,000$194.00M$-307,000,000
    Interest Income$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0
    Interest Expense$-73,000,000$-28,000,000$-44,000,000$-44,000,000$-42,000,000$-56,000,000$-38,000,000$-36,000,000$-60,000,000$14.00M$35.00M$21.00M
    Income Before Tax$925.00M$5.10B$1.10B$746.00M$645.00M$332.00M$1.11B$-122,000,000$1.60B$-96,000,000$328.00M$-16,000,000
    Income Tax Expense$276.00M$354.00M$-2,565,000,000$293.00M$153.00M$68.00M$630.00M$-23,000,000$322.00M$10.00M$122.00M$169.00M
    Net Income$649.00M$4.75B$3.67B$453.00M$492.00M$264.00M$484.00M$-99,000,000$1.28B$-106,000,000$206.00M$-185,000,000
    EBITDA$1.27B$5.42B$1.29B$915.00M$808.00M$482.00M$1.35B$240.00M$1.80B$169.00M$613.00M$248.00M
    EBIT$852.00M$5.08B$1.06B$702.00M$603.00M$277.00M$1.08B$-158,000,000$1.54B$-82,000,000$361.00M$6.00M
    * Some calculated fields are derived from available data when not provided by source

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    Frequently Asked Questions About GEV

    What is GEV's current dividend yield?
    GE Vernova LLC (GEV) has a current dividend yield of 0.19%.
    Does GEV pay dividends?
    Yes, GE Vernova LLC pays dividends with a current yield of 0.19%.
    What is GEV's P/E ratio?
    GE Vernova LLC has a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 47.20.
    What is GEV's market cap?
    GE Vernova LLC (GEV) has a market capitalization of $242.88B with a current stock price of $898.23.

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