GE Infrastructure
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GE Infrastructure is a subsidiary of General Electric, formed in 2005 as part of a company-wide reorganization under CEO Jeff Immelt. The president and CEO of GE Infrastructure is John G. Rice, who is also the vice chairman of General Electric.

Business units making up GE Infrastructure include:

• GE-Aviation
  • Smiths Aerospace
• GE Commercial Aviation Services
• GE Energy
• GE Energy Financial Services
• GE Oil and Gas
• GE Transportation Systems (formerly GE Rail)
• GE Water & Process Technologies

External links

• GE Infrastructure

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