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General Electric Co. GE

General Electric Company, now operating as GE Aerospace, designs, manufactures, and services jet engines and propulsion systems for commercial and military aircraft worldwide. Following the spin-off of GE Vernova in April 2024, the company focuses exclusively on the aerospace and defense markets. It is headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Key ratios
FreeCashFlowOnSale TTM 0.16
FreeCashFlowOnSale 2025 0.16
FreeCashFlowOnSale 2024 0.1
FreeCashFlowOnSale 2023 0.12
NetIncomeMargin TTM 0.19
NetIncomeMargin 2025 0.19
NetIncomeMargin 2024 0.17
NetIncomeMargin 2023 0.27
ReturnOnAssets TTM 0.05
ReturnOnAssets 2025 0.05
ReturnOnAssets 2024 0.03
ReturnOnAssets 2023 0.02
ReturnOnEquity TTM 0.45
ReturnOnEquity 2025 0.45
ReturnOnEquity 2024 0.28
ReturnOnEquity 2023 0.3
Recent news
GE Aerospace Partners with NASA, BETA Technologies, and Boeing on World's First High-Altitude Hybrid Electric Flight 2026-07-20 · GlobeNewswire
IndiGo and CFM sign MOU paving the way to a record agreement for 1,000+ LEAP-1A engines 2026-07-20 · GlobeNewswire
GEnx-1B Engines Surpass 50 Million Flight Hours 2026-07-19 · GlobeNewswire
GE Aerospace Board of Directors Authorizes Quarterly Dividend 2026-06-25 · GE Aerospace
GE Aerospace Brings the World's Largest and Most Powerful Jet Engine – The GE9X – to The National Mall in Washington D.C. 2026-06-25 · GE Aerospace
Judson Althoff Joins GE Aerospace Board of Directors 2026-06-11 · GE Aerospace
GE Aerospace and Wolfspeed Collaborate to Accelerate High-Voltage Silicon Carbide (SiC) Adoption 2026-06-08 · GE Aerospace
GE Aerospace completes ground test of megawatt-class hybrid electric engine system 2026-06-02 · GE Aerospace
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