General Electric Company (GE) showed a strong Q1 2025 earnings projection, boosting its shares up by 3.6%. GE then launched
GE Aerospace as an independent public company, with its CEO advocating a tariff-free regime for the aviation industry. Unsurprisingly, GE Aerospace stocks are still considered worthy investments despite not being an absolute certainty. Other positive news includes the
acquisition of new positions in GE by Farringdon Capital Ltd., MSH Capital Advisors and Norinchukin Bank, signaling further confidence in the company. GE Aerospace Q1 adjusted revenue increased by 11%, with total orders up by 11.8% year on year. Despite some fluctuation in stock prices, GE still beat EPS expectations by $0.20. Area of concern includes potential cost burdens of $500M related to tariff issues.
On the innovation front, GE's successful week at the 2024 Farnborough Airshow saw new innovations, engine deals, and a significant investment in Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO). However, concern remains in the report of looming job cuts in Schenectady.
GE Aerospace is investing nearly $1B in US manufacturing, increasing its profit outlook based on strength in the order book. The company also recently reached a $362.5 million shareholder settlement over its power unit. While significant shifts are happening, with GE completing its break up and GE Aerospace emerging as a standalone company, the financial future looks promising but also challenging.
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