GE Vernova (GEV) shares fell 4.6% in late Thursday trading after reports surfaced that the company is exploring a power agreement in Syria with Siemens Energy.
The potential collaboration between the two energy giants has drawn market attention, though details of the proposed agreement remain undisclosed. The stock decline suggests investor concerns about the geopolitical risks associated with such ventures in Syria.
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