General Electric Mission Statement

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In addition to institutional ownership, a portion of General Electric's stock is held by individual investors. These individual stakeholders collectively own approximately 0.60% of the company's stock, with ownership ranging from retail investors to long-term shareholders.

General Electric also has executives who hold stock in the company. The specifics of their stock ownership can vary, but it is common for executives, including the CEO and other key leaders, to hold stock options and shares as part of their compensation packages.


General Electric's mission is “to rise to the challenge of building a world that works.”

General Electric Mission Statement - General Electric Business Model
How General Electric Works
General Electric's operating strategy revolves around its diverse portfolio of business segments, engineer data each contributing to its multifaceted business model. These segments are the building blocks of GE's comprehensive approach to industry leadership:

Aerospace: GE Aviation is a cornerstone of GE's business, specializing in the design, manufacture and service of aircraft engines. Serving both the commercial and military aviation markets, they provide machines known for their reliability, efficiency and innovation. GE Aviation's advanced technologies have played a major role in advancing the aerospace industry.