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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
- GE Commercial Aviation Services
- GE Energy
- GE Energy Financial Services
- GE Oil and Gas
- GE Transportation Systems (formerly GE Rail)
- GE Water & Process Technologies
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Annual revenue  USD 163.391 billion (2006) Employees 316,000 (2005) Stock symbol NYSE: GE Website www.ge.com |
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