GE Nearly 60% Undervalued, Peers Also Solid
by Takeover Analyst
Over the years, General Electric (GE) has turned into a bit of a financial company. Approximately 31% of business came from GE Capital in 2011 - nominally more than Energy Infrastructure's contribution. Moreover, aviation & healthcare represented a combined 25.1% of the business in 2011. In my view, one segment that has not gotten enough attention is the aviation segment. This line has grown from being less than 10% of business in 2007 to being 12.8% in 2011. Since GE is a conglomerate, it makes sense to value it by its parts. read more »
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