GE Vernova is gaining momentum a month after launching as a standalone company, wielding assets that analysts say put the General Electric spinoff in prime position to benefit from the energy transition. GEV 1M mountain GE Vernova, 1 month "Through its robust portfolio of equipment and service offerings, we believe GE Vernova is in prime position to benefit from the 'Energy Transition Trifecta,'" Morgan Stanley analysts Andrew Percoco and Asmita Baskar told clients in a research note this month. Gas is the "bread and butter" of GE Vernova's business, said Maheep Mandloi, director of clean energy research at Mizuho Securities. There is an expectation that increased utilization of gas assets due to rising power demand will benefit GE Vernova's services business, Mandloi said. GE Vernova has reaffirmed its 2024 guidance of $34 billion to $35 billion in revenue.

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Persons: Morgan Stanley, Andrew Percoco, Asmita Baskar, Goldman Sachs, Maheep Mandloi, GE Vernova, Scott Strazik, Mandloi, Mizuho, Baskar Organizations: GE Vernova, General Electric, GE, New York Stock Exchange, Investors, Mizuho Securities