GE Vernova Inc. (NYSE:GEV) and Eaton Corporation plc (NYSE:ETN) both benefit when electricity demand forces customers to invest in power infrastructure. GE Vernova supplies generation and grid equipment; Eaton supplies electrical power-management systems. Their latest results show real demand, but their share prices ask investors to pay very different amounts for expected earnings. The October 5 consensus forward P/E ratios were about 47 times for GE Vernova and 29 times for Eaton. GE Vernova's larger premium needs to be supported by profitable backlog conversion and future cash, rather than treating every order or reservation as earnings already secured. One smaller grid supplier announced a data-center order exceeding $400 million in May.
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