GE

GE AerospaceC

NYSE / Capital Goods

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2026-06-02

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B+

Bull case

Probability

Target price

$360.00

+14.4% vs current

Most likely

Base case

Probability

Target price

$325.00

+3.3% vs current

B-

Bear case

Probability

Target price

$260.00

-17.4% vs current

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Latest data as of 2026-04-21

AI commentary

This remains a constructive but not aggressive memo. The primary-source backdrop improved materially on April 21, 2026 with a formal earnings release under the 8-K umbrella and company IR commentary showing strong orders, backlog, and cash generation, but the setup is still more of an execution-monitoring thesis than an undiscovered catalyst story. The peer frame is better anchored by RTX and the pending Honeywell Aerospace separation than by broad industrial names, yet deterministic signals are still only moderately positive, so the report should stay cautious rather than force a stronger upgrade.

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Impact

standard

Confidence

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2026-04-21catalystQ1'26 beat with full-year outlook held and bias to high endMedium impact

On April 21, 2026, GE Aerospace reported a strong Q1 with total orders of $23.0B up 87%, adjusted revenue up 29%, adjusted EPS up 25%, and free cash flow up 14%, while management held FY26 guidance and said results were trending toward the high end; the near-term question is how much of that confirmation is already reflected in the stock after a strong run. [#8-K-2026-04-21] [#IR-2026-04-21]

2026-07-16eventJuly 16, 2026 Q2 earnings must show backlog conversion and margin recoveryMedium impact

GE Aerospace's IR calendar lists Q2'26 earnings for July 16, 2026; after Q1 management highlighted backlog above $210B and commercial services backlog of $170B, investors will focus on whether CES services demand continues to outpace supply while margins recover from the Q1 drag tied to install mix, investments, and inflation. [#IR-2026-04-21]

2026-12-31catalyst2026 manufacturing and supplier investment could improve output conversionMedium impact

On March 9, 2026, GE Aerospace said it would invest another $1B in U.S. manufacturing and supplier capacity and hire 5,000 workers in 2026 to accelerate engine deliveries, scale durable parts, and strengthen defense production; if execution improves throughput and time-on-wing economics, backlog should convert more cleanly into revenue and cash through the rest of 2026. [#PR-2026-03-09]

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As of 2026-04-21 • Updated nightlySource: Internal modelMethodology