GE Infrastructure

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GE Infrastructure is a subsidiary of General Electric, formed in 2005 as part of a company-wide reorganization under CEO Jeff Immelt.

Business units making up GE Infrastructure include:

• GE-Aviation
  • Smiths Aerospace
• GE Commercial Aviation Services
• GE Energy
• GE Energy Financial Services
• GE Oil and Gas
• GE Transportation Systems (formerly GE Rail)
• GE Water & Process Technologies

[edit] External links

• GE Infrastructure

v • d • e General Electric Co. Founders Thomas Edison · Edwin J. Houston · Elihu Thomson Corporate directors James Cash, Jr. · William Castell · Ann Fudge · Claudio Gonzalez · Susan Hockfield · Jeffrey Immelt · Andrea Jung · Alan Lafley · Robert Lane · Ralph Larsen · Rochelle Lazarus · Sam Nunn · Roger Penske · Robert Swieringa · Douglas Warner · Bob Wright Primary businesses GE Commercial Finance · GE Enterprise Solutions · GE Healthcare · GE Industrial · GE Infrastructure · GE Money · NBC Universal Annual revenue  ▲ USD 163.391 billion (2006)    Employees  316,000 (2005)    Stock symbol  NYSE: GE    Website  www.ge.com

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