GE Aerospace, part of General Electric (NYSE:GE), reported Q2 results that exceeded prior expectations. The company raised its full-year 2026 outlook, citing strong demand across commercial engines, services, and defense. Management pointed to operational improvements alongside revenue and profitability strength as key drivers of the updated guidance. General Electric is now focused on aerospace, with GE Aerospace sitting at the center of commercial and defense engine supply, as well as...
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