ge公司技术发展未来.docVIP

This is GE 2012 Bradley Smith VP, Regional Programs GE today GE Energy 30% / $43.7 B Healthcare 12% / $18.1 B GE Capital 30% / $45.7 B Oil Gas Home Business Solutions 6% / $8.5 B Aviation 13% / $18.9 B Energy Management Transportation 3% / $4.9 B Power Water ~$147B Revenue $14.8B operating earnings $12.1B cash flow 2 GE Aviation Presence in Canada since 1892: ? $ 4.8 billion in Sales ? More than $ 20 billion in assets ? ~7,000 employees ? Over 100 sales / service facilities ? All GE businesses represented 3 February 2012 Globally recognized centers of GE expertise in Canada Intelligent Platforms: Edmonton/Ottawa Energy Service Centre: Fort McMurray Nuclear: Peterborough, Arnprior, Toronto Motors: Peterborough Substation Automation: Calgary Capital Solutions: Montreal Service Centers: Surrey and others Aviation: Bromont Aviation: Orillia Digital Energy: Markham Water Process Technologies: Oakville, Guelph 4 GE Aviation A global provider of engines, systems and services Segments ? Commercial ? Military ? Business General Aviation 5 GE Aviation GE Aviation … 13% of GE Company Business General Aviation 1% Military E Serv 23% mercial Services 7% 6 GE Aviation Powering the world’s airline fleets Every 2 seconds, a GE or CFM- powered airplane is taking off somewhere in the world At any given moment, more than 2,200 of these aircraft are in- flight, carrying between 50 and 300 passengers Thats more than 300,000 people ... right now ... who are depending on our engines Total engines: 24,700 *CFM International is a 50/50 joint venture with Snecma 7 GE Aviation Commercial engines Regional jets CF34? family Bombardier CRJ200/700/900 EMBRAER 170/175/190/195 COMAC ARJ21 Single Aisle CFM56* family Boeing 737 Airbus A320 COMAC C919 Twin Aisle CF6 family GEnx Jumbo Twin Aisle CFM56, CF6/GEnx GP7200**, GE90 Boeing 767 Airbus A300/310/330 Boeing 787 Airbus A340-200/-300 Boeing 747 Airbus A380 Boeing 777 Turboshaft Turboprop CT7/T700 family EH101 S 92 Saab 340 IPTN CN2