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To believe in General Electric as a shareholder, you need confidence in GE Aerospace's ability to turn its substantial order backlog into sustained revenue, improve operational efficiency, and manage persistent supply chain risks. The recent removal from Russell value indices mainly reflects an updated valuation profile but does not alter the company's most significant short-term catalyst: clearing its supply chain constraints to unlock revenue growth. The principal risk remains supply disruption, and the index news is not likely to materially affect this operational challenge in the near term.
Among recent announcements, GE Aerospace’s affirmation of its quarterly dividend at US$0.36 per share stands out. This continued payout may reassure investors looking for income, especially as the company works to convert its backlog into earnings, underscoring GE’s commitment to returning value while navigating industry headwinds and focusing on execution of its core aerospace business.
By contrast, investors should pay careful attention to ongoing supply chain bottlenecks, as these could …
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General Electric's outlook anticipates $48.7 billion in revenue and $8.2 billion in earnings by 2028. This is based on a projected 7.1% annual revenue growth rate and represents a $1.3 billion increase in earnings from the current $6.9 billion.
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Thirteen fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community range from US$160.42 to US$269.38 per share. With many investors weighing in, the risk of further slowdown in GE's order conversions continues to shape share price expectations for the months ahead.
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