Jeff Immelt, Chairman and CEO - GE; Keith Sherin, CFO - GE; and Dan Janki, VP Investor Communications - GE, hosted a conference call and discussed 3Q '06 financial performance.
Jeff Immelt, Chairman and CEO - GE; Keith Sherin, CFO - GE; and Dan Janki, VP Investor Communications - GE, hosted a conference call and discussed 3Q '06 financial performance.
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With Alextra(TM), Allen Extruders Launches a New Composite Technology to Meet the Demands of Extreme Environments; GE Plastics\' Lexan(1) SLX Resin Provides Stunning Aesthetics and PerformancePITTSFIELD, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 20, 2006--Allen Extruders, one of the largest U.S. producers of custom thermoplastic sheet, today launches Alextra(TM), a revolutionary new line of thermoplastic sheet products that meets the demanding performance requirements of extreme environments.
GE reports 15% EPS growth, 9% revenue growth and record cash flow. Jeff Immelt, Chairman and CEO - GE; Keith Sherin, CFO - GE; and Dan Janki, VP Investor Communications - GE, hosted a conference call to discuss 2Q '06 financial performance.
GE reports 15% EPS growth, 9% revenue growth and record cash flow. Jeff Immelt, Chairman and CEO - GE; Keith Sherin, CFO - GE; and Dan Janki, VP Investor Communications - GE, hosted a conference call to discuss 2Q '06 financial performance.
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PITTSFIELD, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 10, 2006--Crystal blue, rich violet, and water-clear polycarbonate (PC) with a touch of diamond sparkle - these are not your traditional violins. Crafted by Ted Brewer, an established U.K. designer of transparent violins, the ultramodern Vivo2 line features GE Plastics' Lexan(1) Visualfx(1) special effects resin for stunning visual impact combined with high performance. Ted, who originally hand-carved his instruments from acrylic block, turned to GE Plastics when increasing market demand prompted a move to injection molding.
SOUTHFIELD, Mich.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 6, 2006--As space and weight constraints drive more compact, sleeker forward lighting components, automotive suppliers seek materials that can meet the challenges posed by these new designs, including higher temperatures from proximity to bulbs and thinner-wall parts for reduced mass. Addressing this demand, GE Plastics' new Lexan(1) Xtreme Heat (XHT) resin portfolio, one of the company's Signature Surfaces(1) solutions, now offers automotive lighting designers new material choices for their most demanding applications.
