NYSE:AER 26 October 2025 - 24 February 2026

GE Aerospace’s stock has outpaced nearly every industrial peer in 2025. It is up roughly 80–85% year-to-date ts2.tech ts2.tech, compared with S&P 500 returns below 10%. The market capitalization is now about $320 billion, making GE one of the largest industrials. Shares hit intraday record highs right after the Q3 report on Oct. 21, before a modest pullback on profit-taking by Oct. 25 ts2.tech ts2.tech. Over the last week, GE’s stock was essentially flat, closing at $303.97 on Oct. 24 marketbeat.com. Trading volumes have been elevated, signaling high investor interest. This year’s gains stem from soaring demand for aircraft engines and services. GE Aerospace has benefited from a jet-engine boom: global air travel has rebounded strongly ts2.tech, forcing airlines to keep older planes flying and spend on maintenance. That has translated into high-margin parts and service contracts for engine makers. For example, Boeing just won FAA approval to boost 737 MAX production to 42 jets/month ts2.tech, which means GE will need to supply more LEAP engines.