Nordex

Nordex has received new orders totaling 175 MW from France, Portugal and Spain; 34 turbines are to be delivered between 2027 and 2028 and multi‑year service contracts will be executed. Higher average selling prices and stronger margins have improved profitability, allowing the full order books to be increasingly converted into profitable revenues. Technically, the stock has been consolidating for months below the €40 mark, with support around €38. » More on deraktionaer.de

Nordex is to build 34 wind turbines with a total generation capacity of 175 megawatts in France, Portugal and Spain over the next two years. Five different turbine types will be used; the contracts cover delivery, installation and multi‑year service agreements, and the clients were not named. The stock rose intraday at times by around 2.8 percent to €39.67. » More on finanzen.net

Nordex has received from Navaris four turbines of the type N163/6.X and two N175/6.X for a 42‑megawatt wind farm in Rhineland‑Palatinate, as well as a 20‑year premium service contract; installation and commissioning are planned for 2028. The company continues to report full order books and rising average prices, which have recently improved profitability markedly. Despite the operational progress, the Nordex share has been in a consolidation phase for months and has repeatedly failed to break above the €40 mark, leaving investors awaiting a clear buy signal. » More on deraktionaer.de