Nordex SE secures significant new wind‑turbine orders

Nordex SE announced on 6 January 2026 that it has received new orders from the German engineering group UKA, totaling a capacity of 224 MW for projects within Germany. The announcement was made in Hamburg and was reported by multiple news outlets, all noting the same figure of 224 MW and confirming that the orders were part of a broader project portfolio in the country.

Earlier, on 5 January 2026, the company disclosed further major orders in North America. The Canadian deal, highlighted by several German publications, involves 73 wind‑turbine installations with a combined capacity of 508 MW. The orders were attributed to a new turbine model, the N175, which achieved its first low‑temperature start in ice‑wind conditions.

These contracts are expected to strengthen Nordex’s sales pipeline for the upcoming year and reflect the company’s continued focus on expanding its presence in key growth markets. The wind‑turbine manufacturer, headquartered in Hamburg, specializes in the design, production, installation and maintenance of wind turbines, as well as the manufacturing of blades and control systems.

Market reaction

The news of the new orders coincided with a rebound in the stock’s price. On 5 January 2026, the Nordex share traded at 31,00 EUR on Tradegate, up 3,13 % from the previous close. The day’s performance followed a period of profit‑taking that had seen the shares dip earlier in the week. By the close of the trading day, the share price had risen to 31,36 EUR, approaching the 52‑week high of 31,40 EUR recorded on 4 January 2026.

Despite the positive sentiment, the share’s price‑earnings ratio remained high at 68,18, and analysts noted that the volatility of the wind‑energy sector continues to pose risks for investors.

Context

Nordex’s recent order book reflects the company’s strategy to capitalize on the growing demand for renewable‑energy solutions. The UKA orders add to the firm’s European footprint, while the Canadian contract expands its presence in North America. Together, these deals represent a combined capacity addition of 732 MW, reinforcing Nordex’s position in the competitive wind‑turbine market.

The company’s market capitalization is approximately 7,37 billion EUR, and its shares are listed on Xetra in the Euro currency. The 52‑week low of 10,48 EUR, recorded on 27 January 2025, remains a distant reference point, illustrating the recent upward trajectory of the stock.