GEA Group

Big tickets, steady base

09/11/26 -"GEA posted a strong Q3, with order intake of €1,651m, 10% above consensus. However, the beat was driven by €295m of large projects, while base orders grew a solid c.4%. Revenue was 1% light (6.2% ..."

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