General Electric has completed a significant transformation by spinning off GE Vernova and transitioning GE Aerospace into a standalone entity, marking a pivotal shift towards becoming a pure-play aerospace stock. This strategic move comes after two decades of turmoil that saw GE much smaller than its former self. The spinoff has led to the creation of newly independent publicly traded companies, with both GE Aerospace and GE Vernova celebrating their listing on the NYSE under the tickers $GE and $GEV, respectively. The restructuring aims to defy the poor track record of corporate breakups, with bullish investors hopeful about GE's future performance. CEO Larry Culp, who has been instrumental in GE's breakup, and GE Vernova CEO Scott Strazik have publicly discussed the company's transformation, emphasizing GE's mission to electrify and decarbonize the world. The spinoff has been valued at $191.9 billion, indicating a significant market expectation for both entities.