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XETRA:NRX 28 October 2025

Nordex Stock Skyrockets on Surprise Profit Upgrade – Wind Turbine Maker Defies Industry Woes

Nordex Stock Skyrockets on Surprise Profit Upgrade – Wind Turbine Maker Defies Industry Woes

Nordex SE delivered a positive surprise in Q3 2025, nearly doubling its operating profit from a year earlier. Preliminary EBITDA for the quarter hit €136 million, yielding an 8.0% margin – up sharply from €72 million and a 4.3% margin in Q3 2024deraktionaer.de. Buoyed by this result, Nordex’s management announced an upward revision to its full-year EBITDA margin forecast on October 27. The company now projects a 7.5–8.5% EBITDA margin for 2025tradingview.com, while leaving other guidance unchangedderaktionaer.de. Nordex credited strong operational execution across both its turbine projects and service segments, aided by a stable macro environmenttradingview.com. Executives struck an optimistic tone for the remainder of 2025, anticipating additional profit improvements and robust order inflows in Q4deraktionaer.det-online.de. Full detailed results are due on November 4, but the early disclosure of higher margins clearly impressed the market. News of Nordex’s improved outlook sent its stock soaring in trading on October 28. In pre-market activity on Tradegate, Nordex shares spiked ~11% to €24.47t-online.de, erasing a two-week slide that had seen the stock hit its lowest levels in a month. By mid-morning, the rally accelerated – Nordex traded up about +14% around €25.30t-online.de, surpassing its mid-October peak to notch a new high not seen

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