GE HealthCare reports $4.9B in quarterly revenue

GE HealthCare, which completed its spinoff from General Electric on Jan. 4, said fourth quarter revenue was about $4.9 billion. 

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“As we look ahead, we see significant opportunities to innovate and solve some of the most significant clinical challenges with our precision care strategy,” President and CEO of GE HealthCare Peter Arduini said in a Jan. 10 press release. 

Four more stats on GE HealthCare’s quarterly revenue: 

  • The company’s revenue growth for the quarter was approximately 7 percent year over year.
  • Organic revenue growth for the quarter was approximately 12 percent year over year.
  • Full year 2022 revenue was approximately $18.3 billion.
  • Revenue growth for the full year 2022 was approximately 4 percent year over year.

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