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GE gives rosier 2015 outlook as industrial profits rise
The company continues to expect double-digit Industrial operating EPS growth and raised the industrial operating EPS guidance to $1.13-$1.20 per share.
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Net losses were $1.4 billion or 13 cents per share (including discontinued operations), compared to last year’s profit of 35 cents per share or $3.55 billon. This was due to a $4.3-billion charge related to the company’s planned disposal of financial services assets. The Industrial business by itself posted operating earnings of 26 cents per share, an 18% increase. For the current quarter, the Street is modeling consensus earnings of $0.31 per share on sales of $28.827 billion, while the crowd anticipates earnings of $0.34 per share on revenue of $30.169 billion. The Company is engaged in designing and supplying products and technology, and delivering engineering services and solutions in a range of industrial, commercial and consumer markets globally.
In certain years prior to the meltdown in the financial sector, over half of the profits at GE came from its financial arm.
The growth at General Electric was largely driven by its industrials segment. Back in April, he announced that the company was to sell its GE Capital segment thus returning almost $90 billion to its shareholders by the year 2018.
Portland General Electric Company (NYSE:POR) has received a short term rating of sell from research analysts at Zacks with a rank of 4.
Industrial revenue, at $26.9 billion, was flat, though up 5 percent without the currency effect. The transactions will realign the corporate strategy of the company to a manufacturing-based entity with emphasis on big-ticket items such as aviation engines, drilling machines, generators, medical equipment and scanners.
GE said on Thursday that it has signed $US68 billion worth of sales for the lending business and is on track to meet its goal of selling $US100 billion in assets from by the end of the year. But that division has been aggressively cutting costs, and GE has benefited from the strong performance of other industrial divisions, including power and water, aviation and transportation. These units directly relate to the core industrial operations of the company and will thus form an integral part of its corporate activities.
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GE shares have risen 7 percent since the beginning of the year, while the Standard & Poor’s 500 index has increased 3 percent. Consolidate revenues increased 2% year over year to $32,754 million. The Analysts at the ratings agency lowers the price target from $32 per share to $33 per share. “The environment remains one of slow growth and volatility, particularly in growth markets, while the U.S.is gradually improving”.