1 min readBy Louis Hardiman
Why GE Aerospace Just Spent $11.75 Billion To Fix Engine Bottlenecks
GE Aerospace is purchasing CPP to get ahead of material casting bottlenecks.
By Louis HardimanZimbabwe
GE Aerospacehas recently announced its agreement to acquire Consolidated Precision Products (CPP). The firm manufactures complex titanium, aluminum, and superalloy castings and airfoils for commercial and military engines and employs 6,600 people across 20 facilities. This investment is worth $11.75 billion. GE Aerospace has funded $7 billion of this cost in cash, but has had to take on new debt to complete the acquisition.
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- October 1, 2026
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