GE Aerospace (GE) Q1 2026 (USD): adj. EPS 1.86 (exp. 1.59), Revenue 12.4bln (exp. 10.71bln)

GE Aerospace's strong Q1 results, with adjusted EPS beating expectations and substantial revenue growth, point to robust demand, as reflected in an 87% increase in orders and a $170 billion services backlog.

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  • Q1 orders were up 87%
  • Q1 commercial services backlog USD 170bln

GUIDANCE:

  • Affirms FY EPS view at high end of 7.10-7.40 range (exp. 7.48)
  • Lowers FY26 departures view, now sees flat-to-low single digits (prev. saw mid-single digits)
  • Assumes improvement begins in Q4, with flat-to-low single digit growth for the remainder of the year

COMMENTARY:

  • Guidance now assumes several macro factors including the price of brent crude oil remaining elevated through Q3 and decreasing by year-end, a near-term impact from fuel availability, a reduction in global GDP estimates, and flat to low-single-digit departures growth in 2026. Guidance does not assume a global economic recession.
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However, the company tempered its full-year departures outlook, suggesting caution given potential macroeconomic headwinds such as elevated oil prices and reduced global GDP forecasts. This mixed signal about future growth, combined with a solid current performance, may keep investors on edge regarding how external economic factors could influence GE's trajectory.

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