(Bloomberg) -- General Electric sees rising raw-material and logistics costs exceeding its ability to increase prices to customers, though the price-cost relationship should improve in the second half, CEO Larry Culp says at a Citigroup investor conference.

  • Supply-chain, inflation pressures are present across GE’s manufacturing businesses
  • Changes to the supplier base, redesigned parts at GE Healthcare are among countermeasures to combat supply woes
  • Onshore wind business likely to see slow orders for at least next two quarters due to the expiration of U.S. tax credit
  • Onshore wind business volume to improve in 2H in U.S.
  • NOTE: Feb. 18, GE Drops After Warning of Supply-Chain Pressures Through Midyear

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