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GE Aerospace — jet engine maker with $39B revenue powering 737 MAX and A320neo; completed three-way breakup (Aerospace, Vernova energy, HealthCare) with LEAP engine production ramp.
GE (General Electric Company) is a diversified industrial technology company that has undergone one of the most dramatic corporate restructurings in American business history, transforming from a massive conglomerate spanning finance, media, healthcare, aviation, and energy into three focused companies. In 2024, GE completed its final transformation: GE Aerospace (aviation engines and services, retaining the GE name), GE Vernova (energy technology — wind turbines, gas turbines, grid equipment), and GE HealthCare (medical imaging and diagnostics, spun off in 2023). Listed on NYSE, GE Aerospace generates approximately $39 billion in annual revenue.
Hunt Valley MD global flavor leader (NYSE: MKC) at $6.72B FY2024 sales (+1%); McCormick/Old Bay/Frank's RedHot/French's brands, B2B Flavor Solutions for McDonald's and KFC, 2025 guidance 0-2% growth vs. Kraft Heinz.
McCormick & Company, Incorporated is a Hunt Valley, Maryland-based global leader in flavor — publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: MKC for voting shares, MKC.V for non-voting shares) as an S&P 500 Consumer Staples component — manufacturing, marketing, and distributing spices, seasoning mixes, condiments, hot sauces, and flavor solutions under the McCormick, Lawry's, Old Bay, French's, Frank's RedHot, Stubb's, Club House, Kamis, and dozens of other branded and private label names through approximately 12,000 employees in 160 countries. In fiscal year 2024 (ending November 2024), McCormick reported net sales of $6.72 billion (+1%), adjusted EPS of $2.95, and a return to volume-led growth after two years of volume softness as consumers adjusted to post-pandemic spice price increases. For fiscal year 2025, McCormick guided 0-2% net sales growth and adjusted EPS of $3.03-$3.08, reflecting a cautious but positive outlook as consumer spending on branded flavor products stabilizes. CEO Brendan Foley, who assumed the role in 2023 (with founder-family member Lawrence Kurzius transitioning to Executive Chairman), focuses McCormick's strategy on global flavor leadership across two segments: Consumer (branded retail spices, seasonings, condiments — approximately 58% of revenue) and Flavor Solutions (B2B flavoring for foodservice chains and food manufacturing — approximately 42% of revenue). McCormick's B2B Flavor Solutions segment supplies the proprietary flavor packets and seasoning mixes used in fast food chains (McDonald's dipping sauces, KFC's Original Recipe flavor system) under undisclosed relationships that are embedded in customers' core product recipes.
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