Nordex Records Strong Momentum in the US: Nordex Books New Orders of Almost 500 MW – Share Price Climbs

Hamburg - Wind turbine manufacturer Nordex has received three new orders in the United States with a total volume of 484 megawatts, underscoring the company's continued growth in the region. The Nordex share price is rising.

The three orders comprise a total of 88 turbines: one order covers 32 units of the N133/4.8 type with around 154 MW, while two further orders relate to 56 turbines of the N163/5.X type with a combined capacity of around 350 MW. The names of the customers and projects were not disclosed.

Nordex North America CEO Manav Sharma pointed to the importance of the company's local positioning: "With our proven turbine technology and local supply chain, we remain well positioned to support our customers in delivering large-scale wind projects across North America."

Nordex has manufacturing capacities in the United States and considers itself well placed to serve demand in the region. The group generated revenue of around 7.6 billion euros in 2025 and has installed more than 64 GW of wind capacity worldwide since its founding in 1985.

The new orders show that the expansion of onshore wind energy in the United States is continuing despite the wind-critical federal policy.

The Nordex share, listed in the renewable energy stock index RENIXX World, gained 2.8 percent to 48.78 euros by midday. Compared to the share price at the turn of the year, the stock is up 67 percent.

Source: IWR Online, Jun 06 2026