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GE HealthCare
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The company behind the MRI, CT, and ultrasound machines in hospitals around the world. Spun out of General Electric in 2023, it's a steady, profitable grower — and a fleet of directors just bought the stock.
Updated · FY2025 · February 2026
6
Chapters
~12
Min read
$20.6B / yr revenue · ~53K employees · public since 2023
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Spice: Poblano (2/5)
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Growth
~2 min
The Machines Behind the Diagnosis
Almost every hospital scan you've ever had ran on a machine someone like GE HealthCare built.
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2
Financial Health
~2 min
Profit That Turns Into Cash
A $2 billion profit is nice. A $2 billion profit that becomes real spendable cash is better.
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3
Moat
~2 min
Sold Once, Paid For Years
The real money isn't the machine. It's the decade of service contracts that comes after.
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4
Management
~2 min
A Boardroom Full of Buyers
It wasn't one insider buying — it was a cluster of directors, all within the same month.
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5
Behind the Numbers
~2 min
Steady Grower, Bumpy World
The business is calm. The world it sells into — tariffs, hospital budgets, AI — is anything but.
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Risk
~2 min
What Could Slow the Compounder?
A steady grower with a buying board. So what are the real risks hiding in the filing?
↻ Next update · Jul 30
est. Jul 30, 2026 · Q2 FY2026 · GE HealthCare Investor Relations ↗
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