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GE Aerospace Boosts Dividend by 31% to 47 Cents

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Catalyst<ul> <li>Most analysts rate GE Buy or Strong Buy, showing broad institutional optimism.</li></ul>Risk<ul> <li>Recent Bearish Engulfing and MACD Death Cross signals in early January point to continued downward pressure on GE.</li> <li>Fund flows show negative net inflow across all order sizes, indicating investor caution.</li></ul>

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GE Aerospace raised its quarterly dividend by 31% to 47 cents a share, payable on April 27 to stockholders of record on March 9.GE Aerospace invested $300 million to expand its Singapore engine repair hub, focusing on automation, digitization, and AI tools to improve maintenance reliability and turnaround times.GE Aerospace's stock closed with a 0.64% decline on February 5, 2026, as trading volume dropped 32.39% to $1.37 billion, ranking 110th in market activity.

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