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GE Aerospace continues to deliver robust revenue, profit, and cash flow growth, driven by strong aviation demand and expanding backlogs. Despite operational excellence and industry leadership, GE's current valuation appears stretched, with adjusted EPS guidance of $7.65–$7.85 for the year. Commercial Engines & Services segment led growth, with LEAP engine sales and services revenue surging, supported by a $210.79 billion backlog.

GE's commercial engines unit surges on services, spare parts and LEAP deliveries, while major orders support its 2026 growth outlook.

LOUISVILLE, Ky.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--GE Appliances, a Haier company, today announced that it will integrate US-manufactured, Texas Instruments (TI) microcontrollers, Wi-Fi® connectivity solutions, and analog components into its next generation of connected appliances. TI semiconductors will be used to supply one-third of the chips for products made in GE Appliances' new laundry plant at its Louisville, Kentucky headquarters, with production expected to begin in 2027. This investment translates to.

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GE Aerospace trades at a premium due to recurring revenue expectations, while Delta is priced as a highly cyclical stock. Delta Air Lines has diversified its revenue beyond main cabin ticketing, and in doing so made its revenue streams a lot less cyclical.

GE Aerospace's recurring revenue model supports long-term growth. Recent results show strong commercial engine services and supply chain improvements.

GE Aerospace's stock price has risen roughly 300% over the past three years. The company is performing well and has a bright future, thanks to a huge $210 billion backlog.