GE's Shares Plummet to 466th in U.S. Trading Volume Amid Regulatory Scrutiny and Mixed Divisional Performance

On September 22, 2025, , . . equities. Separately, , signaling mixed performance across the conglomerate’s divisions.

Recent developments highlight regulatory scrutiny as a potential overhang for GE’s shares. The U.S. , with antitrust concerns cited as a key barrier. While the transaction remains pending, legal delays have historically pressured deal-dependent stocks, potentially constraining investor optimism.

Operational updates from GE’s industrial segments show uneven momentum. . Analysts note that while the energy segment’s resilience supports long-term growth, short-term earnings visibility remains clouded by supply chain bottlenecks in turbine component manufacturing.

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