Aerospace giant to invest $100M in North Carolina manufacturing
GE Aerospace to invest $1 billion in manufacturing sites, including Durham. GE Aerospace is investing nearly $1 billion in ...
GE commits $100 million to its NC engine factories, including long-running Durham plant
With a reference to the Wright Brothers, GE Aerospace announced its second Tar Heel State investment since last April. The ...
GE Aerospace to invest $20 million in Asheville manufacturing facility upgrades
GE Aerospace is planning to invest $20 million at its Asheville manufacturing site, part of a nearly $1 billion investment ...
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GE Aerospace Invests $100M+ at North Carolina Manufacturing Sites
This investment is part of a company plan to put $1 billion into US manufacturing and supply chain operations in 2025.
GE Aerospace to invest $16M in Durham facility and nearly $100M across North Carolina
GE Aerospace announced Wednesday that it is investing $16 million into its South Miami Boulevard facility in Durham.
GE Aerospace investing $20M in Asheville and $23M in Greenville
GE Aerospace announced in a March 12 news release that it plans to invest nearly $1 billion in its U.S. factories, including ...
GE Aerospace to invest $1 billion in U.S. factories, supply chain
GE Aerospace announced plans to invest nearly $1 billion in its U.S. factories and supply chain to enhance manufacturing ...
GE Aerospace Will Invest $1 Billion To Grow US Engine Production: Hiring 5,000
North Carolina, and $5 million in Lafayette, Indiana, will be used for additional equipment to support the assembly of ...
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GE Aerospace Stock Rises After Company Unveils $1B Investment Plan For US Factories, Supply Chain: Retail Stays Bullish
Shares of GE Aerospace (GE) rose over 2% on Wednesday after the company said it plans to invest nearly $1 billion in its U.S.
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GE Aerospace to invest $20 million in Asheville manufacturing facility upgrades
"Asheville and North Carolina continue our tradition of leading in aviation innovation," Ryan James and Seth Sanert, site leaders for GE Aerospace Asheville, said in a March 12 statement.