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GE Vernova

GE Vernova

GEVS&P 500
993,54 $
Dividend yield0,16 %
Continuity3 yr
Dividend1,50 $
DiviScore
54SCOREGood
Performance35/35
Dividend Quality4/35
AGM Date
Ex-Date
16.06.2026
Payment

€10,000 invested in 2024 · with dividend reinvestment

+581%
End Value
68.093,00 $
Total Return
+580.9%
Annual Return
127.9% p.a.
Dividends Received
175,00 $

Dividend history

3 years continuous
YearAmountDividend yieldAGM dateEx-datePayment dateChange
20261,50 $16.06.2026+100.0%
20250,75 $20.10.2025+200.0%
20240,25 $20.12.2024

About GE Vernova

GE Vernova is the energy business carved out of General Electric in 2024, combining power generation, wind and gas turbines, grid equipment and electrification technology. It sits at the center of long-term trends in power demand, renewables and grid modernization, though its wind segment has been a source of losses and restructuring. GE Vernova has only just begun paying a dividend and has a very short track record, so its payout policy is still forming. The current yield is low and the company is prioritizing turnaround, order-book execution and reinvestment over distributions. This is an early-stage capital-return story attached to a large energy franchise, and income should be viewed as incidental rather than the reason to hold it.

IndustrySpecialty Industrial Machinery
SectorIndustrials
KGV (PE)32.58
Payout Ratio5.1%
ROE75.7%

Frequently Asked Questions

The next payment date is not yet announced.
GE Vernova has a DiviScore of 54/100. DiviScore rates dividend stocks based on price performance, dividend quality, fundamentals, and stability.
GE Vernova's current dividend yield is 0.15% based on the latest dividend.
GE Vernova (GEV) is a member of S&P 500. Current data including price, dividend, and DiviScore is updated daily.
DiviScore is a proprietary 100-point rating based on four pillars: Performance (35 pts), Dividend Quality (35 pts), Fundamentals (15 pts), and Stability (15 pts). It simulates a 10-year investment with automatic dividend reinvestment.