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Baker Hughes is an international industrial service company and one of the world's largest oil field services companies. As of July 2017 Baker Hughes is 62.5% owned by General Electric Company and 37.5% publicly traded. It operates in more than 120 countries, providing the oil and gas industry with products and services for oil drilling, formation evaluation, completion, production and reservoir consulting.

Baker Hughes

GE Capital is the financial services unit of the American multinational conglomerate General Electric. It provides commercial lending and leasing, as well as a range of financial services for commercial aviation, energy, and support for GE's industrial business units. In 2015, GE announced its plan to create a simpler, more valuable company by reducing the size of its financial businesses through the sale of most GE Capital assets.

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GE Aerospace is an American aircraft company, which provides jet and turboprop engines, as well as integrated systems for commercial, military, business, and general aviation aircraft. Its portfolio of brands includes Avio Aero, Unison, GE Additive and Dowty Propellers. The company was founded by Thomas Alva Edison in 1878 and is headquartered in Cincinnati, OH.

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General Electric (GE) posts robust Q4 earnings, eyes profit growth

General Electric (GE) delivered a strong performance in Q4 2022 with revenue growth, margin expansion, and significant EPS growth. While facing challenges in renewables and margin pressure in Aerospace, GE is focused on capital allocation, cash flow conversion, and profit growth opportunities.

General Electric (GE) reports robust Q1 results and advances business separations

General Electric (GE) delivered strong Q1 results with revenue growth, margin expansion, and positive cash flow across segments.
The company is optimistic about future performance, focusing on profitability and growth while advancing plans to launch GE Aerospace and GE Vernova as independent companies.
Challenges include evolving pricing dynamics, Defense growth hurdles, and Offshore Wind order expectations, but opportunities lie in market shifts and selective pursuits for fair compensation.

General Electric surpasses expectations in Q2, raises full-year guidance

General Electric's Q2 2023 earnings call highlighted strong financial performance, particularly in Aerospace and Vernova segments. Despite challenges in Renewables and Power, GE is optimistic about future growth opportunities and remains focused on profitability and cash flow improvements. The company's strategic focus on key segments and product development bodes well for its long-term success.

GE Aerospace shines in Q3, plans spin-offs for growth

General Electric (GE) had a strong quarter, with Aerospace leading the way in revenue growth and margin expansion. Despite challenges in Offshore Wind and Defense supply chains, the company remains optimistic about future prospects. GE's focus on innovation and operational improvements positions it well for continued success.

General Electric triples earnings in 2023, eyes strong 2024 growth

GE's strong performance in 2023 sets the stage for continued growth in 2024, with both GE Aerospace and Vernova expected to drive revenue, profit, and cash growth. Despite challenges from engine production and renewables, GE is well-positioned to capitalize on opportunities for expansion and value creation.

GE Aerospace excels in Q1, eyes $10B profit target by 2028

GE Aerospace's Q1 performance was robust, with significant profit and revenue growth. While facing challenges like lower LEAP production, the company is leveraging its strengths in propulsion and services. Opportunities lie in R&D investments, new contracts, and efficiency improvements through technology advancements.

General Electric reports robust Q2 earnings, eyes growth amid challenges

General Electric's Q2 performance reflects strong growth in key segments, underpinned by strategic investments and operational improvements.
While facing supply chain challenges, GE's focus on innovation, sustainability, and customer service presents opportunities for future growth and market leadership.
By addressing operational hurdles and leveraging its strengths, GE is poised to capitalize on market opportunities and deliver sustained profitability.

General Electric's Aerospace shines in Q3, eyes growth opportunities

General Electric's Q3 2024 earnings call showcased strong performance in the Aerospace segment, with positive outlooks for growth and profitability. The company's focus on operational improvements, strategic planning, and collaboration with key partners positions it well for future success.

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Johnson & Johnson will split off consumer brands division Following General Electric's lead.

JNJ Following GE's Lead: Is Breaking Up Really That Hard To Do?

General Electric's announcement that it's breaking up into three companies this week marked a sputtering finale for what was once the most.

Wall Street Banks Sucked Billions From GE During Decline

The stock price of General Electric is up 4.3% in a week, while it's up 7% over the last month. The recent rise can be attributed to the company's announcement of splitting into three different companies focused on Aviation, Healthcare, and Energy.

Will General Electric Stock See Higher Levels After The Recent Split Announcement?

General Electric's plans to break into three separate publicly traded companies creates more uncertainty for GE stock holders. The post Don't Buy GE Stock Until Its Breakup Is Completed appeared first on InvestorPlace.

Don't Buy GE Stock Until Its Breakup Is Completed

On Tuesday, GE CEO Larry Culp announced that the firm will be splitting up into three businesses. Going forward, there will be GE Aviation and spin-offs for the healthcare and power businesses.

GE: Lessons From Danaher As Larry Culp Makes A Huge Move

Larry Culp was hired to save GE in 2018, but finally decided to break it up in order to unlock what's left of its value, especially in the healthcare unit. The post Here Are Answers for Shareholders After General Electric Breaks Up appeared first on InvestorPlace.

Here Are Answers for Shareholders After General Electric Breaks Up

General Electric is splitting into three companies focused on health care, aviation, and energy transition, closing the chapter on an American icon.

General Electric (GE) Splits Into 3 Companies

General Electric Company (NYSE:GE) shares pulled back 1% on Wednesday after rallying on Tuesday following news the company is planning to break into three different entities. GE announced it will divide into three different companies focusing on aviation, health care and energy.

'A Statement Of Confidence': General Electric Analysts React To Breakup Plans

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T. Rowe Price All-Cap Opportunities can invest in companies of any size. Top holdings include Amazon, GE, and UnitedHealth stock.

Why GE and Amazon Are Among This Opportunistic All-Cap Fund's Favorite Stocks

Shares of General Electric Co. pulled back Wednesday, even after long-time skeptic Nicole DeBlase at Deutsche Bank turned bullish, saying the industrial conglomerate's plan to break up into three separate companies marks a fitting end to a “successful” transformation.

The Ratings Game: Buy GE's stock, Deutsche Bank says, as split up is an appropriate ‘end game'

Large U.S. companies may be compelled to simplify their structure by splitting or offloading a particular unit following General Electric Co's bold move to break off into three companies, at least three Wall Street analysts said.

GE split could nudge other big companies to become leaner, simpler

If General Electric is split into three, it "flushes down the toilet easier," wrote one bearish Redditor.

A definitive voice on GE is bearish on the storied conglomerate's breakup plans - and retail traders on Reddit agree

General Electric's (GE) businesses will soon be split into three independent publicly traded companies. The move will favor growth opportunities for customers, investors and employees.

General Electric (GE) to Split Into Three Independent Companies

Wall Street, on balance, praised Larry Culp's plan to break up GE into three parts. Not everyone, however, is convinced it will boost shareholder value.

GE's Massive Shake-Up Isn't Enough to Sway a Longtime Bear

One of the best-known conglomerates in the world is splitting itself up.

General Electric's Breakup Should Help GE Stock

Share of General Electric Co. GE, +2.65% rose 1.0% in premarket trading Wednesday, after closing the previous session at a five-month high, following the industrial conglomerate's announcement that it launched tender offers to buy back up to $23 billion in outstanding debt. The company said it is using proceeds from the recently closed combination of its GE Capital Aviation Services (GECAS) business with AerCap Holdings N.V.

GE's stock adds to gains after launching offer to buy back up to $23 billion in debt

Shareholders should welcome the announcement that General Electric GE, +2.65% will become three companies. Using a mechanism called a spinoff — a tax-free dividend to GE shareholders of new shares in the separated businesses — CEO Larry Culp pursues value creation modeled by corporate titans from John Malone to Bill Stiritz and by companies from ITT ITT, +0.51% to Danaher DHR, -0.72% , which Culp used to run.

Lawrence A. Cunningham's Quality Investing: Why GE's tax-free split could power the stock higher and reward patient investors

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--GE (NYSE:GE) announces for its own account (including as successor of General Electric Capital Corporation and General Electric Capital Services Inc. and on behalf of GE Capital International Funding Company Unlimited Company (formerly GE Capital International Funding Company), GE Capital European Funding Unlimited Company (formerly GE Capital European Funding), GE Capital UK Funding Unlimited Company (formerly GE Capital UK Funding), GE Capital Funding, LLC, and Securi

GE Announces Launch of Debt Tender Offers

General Electric Company (NYSE: GE) announced that it will be separating into three companies. These are the details.

General Electric To Split Into 3 Companies

One of the best-known companies in American history will soon be three. General Electric, the iconic conglomerate founded by Thomas Edison — a.

Threes Company: GE to Split Into Thirds

The eventual breakup of the U.S. industrial conglomerate may be symbolically somber, the "Mad Money" host said, but it's the right financial move.

Jim Cramer says General Electric breaking up into 3 companies is the right move

General Electric invented thousands of products that changed life in America. Now the behemoth is splitting into three companies. CNN Business takes a look at its history.

GE changed our lives. What went wrong?

General Electric Co's plan to spin off energy units into a standalone company could attract investors looking for a well-known name in renewables if they can overlook legacy fossil-fuel operations, financial experts said.

GE energy spinoff aims to capture interest in renewables

General Electric's management team announced the decision to split the company up into three standalone firms. This move will initially result in some costs, but the overall picture for shareholders should be favorable in the long run.

General Electric's Monumental Decision

With General Electric's decision to break up into three separate companies, investors who have held the stock through a long, troubled period may be hoping the move will give the conglomerate's underperforming shares a jolt.

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