GE Aerospace Earnings Surge Overshadowed by Government Shutdown
GE Aerospace's stellar third-quarter performance, marked by a 44% jump in adjusted earnings and 26% revenue growth, was eclipsed by media focus on the U.S. government shutdown. Jim Cramer lauded CEO Larry Culp during a Harvard Business School appearance, calling the aerospace division's execution "remarkable."
The $320 billion industrial giant raised its 2025 guidance significantly, signaling confidence in sustained air traffic demand despite near-term political turbulence. GE Aerospace's dual focus on aircraft engine manufacturing and maintenance services continues to drive profitability.