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GE Vernova’s order book faces a revenue conversion test

The Barmer HVDC project has lifted GE Vernova T&amp;D India’s backlog to nearly five times FY26 revenue, but slow execution and a softer order pipeline put the focus on revenue conversion and margins.

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GE Vernova’s order book faces a revenue conversion test
The Barmer HVDC project has lifted GE Vernova T&amp;D India’s backlog to nearly five times FY26 revenue, but slow execution and a softer order pipeline put the focus on revenue conversion and margins.
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