GE Turnaround Gains Momentum on 2021 Cash-Flow Forecast

The video discusses General Electric's (GE) financial and industrial segments, highlighting the ongoing unwinding of its financial arm and its impact on cash flow. It explores GE's adaptation to the post-pandemic world, focusing on aviation and power segments, and the challenges in the renewable energy sector, particularly wind power. The healthcare division is also examined, noting its stability despite the sale of the biopharma segment.

What is a key point of contention between investors regarding GE's financial arm?

• Its impact on GE's industrial free cash flow

• Its role in increasing GE's debt

• Its effect on GE's healthcare division

• Its contribution to GE's renewable energy segment

How does GE's aviation segment stand out in the company's portfolio?

• It is primarily focused on renewable energy

• It is considered the crown jewel

• It is the least profitable segment

• It has been sold to another company

What challenge does GE face in the renewable energy market?

• Dominance in the coal power sector

• Lack of investment in wind power

• High profitability in solar energy

• Non-participation in solar and storage

What was the impact of selling the biopharma part of GE's healthcare business?

• It diversified GE's healthcare offerings

• It increased the growth rate of the healthcare division

• It removed the fastest growing part of the healthcare business

• It led to a focus on MRI machines and X-rays

Why is GE's healthcare division considered stable?

• It provides a steady cash flow

• It has rapidly growing segments

• It consistently faces operational problems

• It is heavily reliant on the financial arm