GE Aerospace · GE · Next earnings
GE Aerospace reports Tuesday, Oct 20, 2026
GE reports before market open with consensus EPS at $2.01 and revenue at $12.81B. Last quarter: GE Aerospace Beats on Q2, Raises Full-Year Guidance on Strong Aftermarket Demand
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Full reportGE Aerospace Beats on Q2, Raises Full-Year Guidance on Strong Aftermarket Demand
Full-year guidance was raised across the board, a notable upgrade from the prior quarter when guidance was maintained. CES revenue growth is now expected at approximately 20%, DPT growth at low-double-digits, and full-year EPS guidance set at $7.65 to $7.85. Capex outlook remains increasing, with continued investments in MRO capacity expansion at Celma and the new MTU Fort Worth facility, LEAP durability kit industrialization for early 2027, and hybrid-electric EPFD demonstrator development. The raise signals management's growing confidence in aftermarket demand resilience and LEAP engine momentum despite lingering macro uncertainty.
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