Vestas Wind stock gains order momentum with new 105 MW contracts in Italy

Published on 09/09/2026 at 11:49 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Vestas Wind stock is backed by fresh commercial momentum after the company secured 105 MW of new wind turbine orders in Italy as part of its Q3 2026 intake. Recent 2025 figures show double-digit installed capacity growth, highlighting the scale behind the latest deal.

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Vestas Wind Systems stock (ISIN DK0010268606) is supported by new commercial momentum after the Danish turbine maker secured two wind orders in Italy with a combined capacity of 105 megawatts as part of its third-quarter 2026 intake, according to SolarQuarter on September 9, 2026.

Italian contracts add 105 MW to order book

As SolarQuarter reports on September 9, 2026, Vestas has signed two separate contracts in Italy totaling 105 MW of wind capacity, which will be included in its third-quarter 2026 order intake.

A French-language report from Zonebourse dated September 8, 2026 confirms that the two Italian contracts together amount to 105 MW and are part of Vestas's growing European project pipeline.

Installed capacity and sales provide scale

According to Zonebourse, Vestas's core activity is the sale of wind turbines and wind energy production systems, which represented about 80 percent of revenue, with 2,737 turbines and systems sold in fiscal year 2025 for a total installed capacity of 14,537 MW.

The same profile indicates that the 14,537 MW installed in 2025 compares with lower installed volumes in prior years, underlining that Vestas has been able to grow its delivered capacity base to the mid five-figure megawatt range by fiscal year 2025, so the new Italian contracts add a further 105 MW on top of that historical level.

Stock perspective with recent orders

For investors, the combination of a 105 MW order addition in Italy in the third quarter of 2026 and the historical installed capacity of 14,537 MW in fiscal year 2025 illustrates how new contracts gradually expand Vestas's fleet, even though detailed same-day price data and fresh quarterly earnings figures within 2026 are not highlighted in the available sources.