General Electric shows improved earnings and profits
Business News July 16th, 2005
General Electric shows improved earnings and profits
General Electric has reported that earnings have risen by 24 percent, its best in almost six quarters. The company said that improved x quarters, spurred by demand for industrial equipment such as jet engines and products in faster- growing areas like energy and consumer finance helped them post such a healthy figures for their companies.
The company’s second-quarter net income is around $4.6 billion, which comes to around 44 cents a share. This is a massive improvement from the figures of $3.75 billion, or 36 cents for the previous year in the same quarter. The company revenues by market value for the General Electric have now reached USD 41.6 billion which is a 13% improvement.
GE reported that at least 11 of their main businesses achieved more than 10% profit growth. This included the first even increasing profits in their energy unit for more than 10 quarters. Chief Executive Jeff Immelt said in a statement: “Energy has gone through a couple years of volatility, but now there is lots of momentum looking into the future.â€
The company is also now targeting entering into new businesses.
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