GE Aerospace (GE)
NYSE · Industrials · analysed October 12, 2026
GE Aerospace is a global leader in designing, manufacturing, and servicing commercial and defense aircraft engines, avionics, and integrated propulsion systems. Tracing its corporate history to General Electric's founding in 1892 and its aviation business to 1917, the company launched as a standalone public entity in April 2024 following the final spin-off of GE's corporate break-up. GE Aerospace is currently focused on expanding its high-margin maintenance and repair services, ramping up commercial engine production programs like the LEAP and GE9X, and developing next-generation sustainable propulsion technologies through initiatives such as the CFM RISE program.
Executive summary
GE Aerospace represents a premier aerospace propulsion franchise backed by an installed fleet exceeding 80,000 commercial and military engines and multi-year backlogs surpassing $210 billion6. The business benefits from captive, highly profitable aftermarket service contracts that generate over 70% of commercial revenue6. While trading at a premium valuation of 36.33x trailing earnings, the shares have consolidated over the past twelve months as the market absorbs near-term casting bottlenecks and airline fuel-cost pressures6.
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- 6GE Aerospace Annual Report 2025
Key figures
- Market cap
- $315.4B
- P/E, trailing
- 36.3
- P/E, next 12 months
- 35.7
- Revenue growth, last fiscal year
- 18.5%
- Net margin, last fiscal year
- 19.0%
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