Nordex lands 325 MW US wind order, shares trade higher on Xetra

Nordex secures a 325 MW turbine contract in the United States, expanding its US footprint with Iowa-made equipment and long-term service. The large-scale order comes as analysts see modest upside for the shares based on current consensus estimates.

By Thomas Klein, Operations & Strategy desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-29, 12:54.

Nordex (DE000A0D6554) reported a new 325 MW wind turbine order in the United States today, according to an EQS corporate news release distributed via Deutsche Börse. The contract adds to the group’s international project pipeline while the shares trade on Xetra in the mid-40-euro range.EQS corporate news via Deutsche Börse

Details of the new US order

The EQS release states that Nordex has received a 325 MW order from a US customer, classified under incoming orders, with the announcement dated June 29, 2026.EQS corporate news via Deutsche Börse While the exact number of turbines is not specified, the volume underlines Nordex’s relevance in the North American onshore market.

In the same communication, Nordex highlights that the US turbines will be produced in Iowa under the "Made in USA" label and rely on proven technology, reinforcing the company’s regional manufacturing footprint.EQS corporate news via Deutsche Börse Nordex North America CEO Manav Sharma is quoted as describing participation in a strong, locally anchored US energy sector as a privilege for the group.EQS corporate news via Deutsche Börse

Analyst estimates and current valuation picture

On the estimates side, finanzen.net shows Nordex consensus with the shares around the mid-40-euro level and a modest implied upside based on average analyst price targets, pointing to a cautious but constructive view on the stock.Finanzen.net consensus and estimates for Nordex The site’s real-time quote section lists the shares at approximately 44.5 euros in early trade, marking a small gain compared with the previous close.Finanzen.net realtime quote for Nordex

The US order announcement comes alongside earlier news of a 100 MW project in Eastern Europe, where Nordex will supply and commission 17 N163/5.X turbines under a multi-year service agreement, according to an EQS note.EQS news on 100 MW Eastern Europe order Taken together, the recent order intake supports a robust project pipeline across both North America and Europe.

The products behind the Nordex stock

Nordex generates its revenue mainly from onshore wind turbines such as the Delta4000 platform, including the N163/5.X series used in recent Eastern European projects.EQS news on 100 MW Eastern Europe order The group also offers long-term service and maintenance contracts, adding recurring income streams to its project-based business.

Where the Nordex shares trade today

The Nordex shares (DE000A0D6554) trade on Xetra at about 44.5 euros as of 2026-06-29, 07:53, according to the realtime quote on finanzen.net.Finanzen.net realtime quote for Nordex

Key data on the Nordex shares

• Company: Nordex SE
• ISIN: DE000A0D6554
• WKN: A0D655
• Ticker: NDX1
• Trading venue: Xetra
• Price (as of 2026-06-29, 07:53): 44.52 EUR
• Market cap: 4.13 billion EUR (as of 2026-06-29)
• Sector / industry: Renewable energy equipment / wind turbines
• Index membership: SDAX
• Next earnings date: not officially scheduled

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell securities. All data and assessments are based on sources believed to be reliable at the time of publication but may change without notice.