Apollo Is Said to Weigh Bid for GE's Jet-Leasing Business

The transcript discusses GE's potential sale of its G casts jet lesser unit to Apollo, highlighting the strategic shift under CEO Larry Culp. It explores the dilemma of selling valuable assets, market conditions affecting valuation, and the future outlook for GE's business strategy.

What strategic move is GE reportedly considering under CEO Larry Culp?

• Acquiring a new business unit

• Merging with a competitor

• Selling its G casts jet lesser unit

• Expanding its helicopter leasing business

What is the main dilemma faced by GE's CEO regarding asset sales?

• Selling valuable assets that are crucial to the company

• Reducing operational costs

• Finding new markets for expansion

• Selling assets that are not in demand

What has raised questions about the valuation of GE's G casts business?

• Lack of interest from potential buyers

• High operational costs

• Bankruptcy of a competitor and poor stock performance of others

• Increased competition from new entrants

What market event is compared to GE's potential sale at low points?

• The acquisition of a tech company

• The rise of new competitors

• The merger of two major airlines

• The situation with Baker Hughes

What do analysts believe about GE's future outlook despite current challenges?

• The market will remain stagnant

• GE will exit the aviation sector

• There is potential for upside from current lows

• The company will face more losses