GE Aerospace declares fresh quarterly dividend, shares trade near record NYSE levels

By Thomas Klein, Operations & Strategy desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-26, 10:11.

GE Aerospace (US3696043013) has declared a new quarterly cash dividend, while the shares continue to trade close to record territory on the NYSE according to recent price data. The company maintains its capital return track with a payout of 0.47 dollars per share for the upcoming quarter, as several market services report.

Fresh dividend and NYSE trading levels

GE Aerospace’s board has approved a quarterly dividend of 0.47 dollars per share, implying an annualized dividend of 1.88 dollars and a yield of around 0.5 percent at current share prices, according to dividend reports. StreetInsider summarizes the latest declaration. The payout is scheduled for late July 2026 to shareholders of record at the beginning of that month, with an ex-dividend date set for early July 2026.

On the NYSE the GE Aerospace shares most recently closed at around 370 to 371 dollars, with MarketScreener quoting a last price of 371.36 dollars and a daily gain of roughly 1.5 percent in late Thursday trading. MarketScreener’s quote page for GE Aerospace highlights that the shares are not far from their 52-week high mark, underscoring the robust investor sentiment around the S&P 500 aerospace name.

JPMorgan stays positive on the stock

Analysts at JPMorgan remain constructive on GE Aerospace, maintaining an Overweight rating while lifting their December 2026 price target to 335 dollars from 325 dollars, citing a solid medium-term growth outlook. Investing.com reports on the latest JPMorgan target change. The investment bank now values the stock at 40 times its 2027 adjusted earnings-per-share estimate of 8.30 dollars, positioning GE Aerospace toward the upper end of the sector’s valuation range.

In the same analysis JPMorgan points to the company’s recent operational execution, noting that GE Aerospace’s 2025 fourth-quarter earnings exceeded Wall Street expectations. The company delivered earnings per share of 1.57 dollars against a consensus of 1.43 dollars, with quarterly revenue reaching 11.87 billion dollars versus the expected 11.2 billion dollars. These figures underline the group’s ability to convert strong demand for commercial and defense engines into higher profitability.

How GE Aerospace makes its money

GE Aerospace generates the bulk of its revenue from designing, manufacturing and servicing jet engines and related systems for commercial and military aircraft worldwide. Key product families include the CFM56 and LEAP engines, produced via its CFM International joint venture with Safran, as well as the GE90 and GEnx engines that power a significant share of the global widebody fleet. Long-term service agreements, spare parts and digital aviation solutions add a recurring revenue layer that complements original equipment sales.

Where the shares trade today

The GE Aerospace shares (US3696043013) last traded on the NYSE at 371.36 US dollars as of 2026-06-25, 21:21 (New York time).

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