GE · 8-K · 20260908PR002501

Manufacturing, Capacity Expansion and CapEx Plans

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO · 2026-09-08 · Importance 54 · Surprise 74 · In source text

GE Aerospace is investing in mission-critical castings capacity through the CPP transaction and planned capital investments over time. The company said the investment is intended to support timely delivery for customers as airfoil demand grows more than 30% from 2026 to 2030 across commercial engines, aftermarket and defense. GE Aerospace expects increased yield and machine utilization, together with reduced scrap and rework, to increase output. The plan also includes creating additional jobs to deploy the FLIGHT DECK operating model.

Key facts

• GE Aerospace plans planned capital investments over time in addition to the CPP transaction. source
• Acquisition of CPP ensures manufacturing readiness to deploy new technology for a more reliable ramp. source
• GE Aerospace plans to create additional jobs to deploy FLIGHT DECK and grow output from increased yield and machine utilization combined with reduced scrap and rework. source
• Net synergies include more than 2x productivity, supply chain & procurement, and other sources. source
• GE Aerospace described CPP as embraced FLIGHT DECK as a supplier with further opportunity to accelerate. source
• CPP has ~6,600 employees with >20 facilities globally. source

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