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Hierarchical Profile for General Electric Company General Electric Company Snapshot Taken 03/25/2015 Copyright © 2015 LexisNexis, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All Rights reserved CorporateAffiliations.com LexisNexis® Corporate Affiliations Page 1 Family Tree General Electric Company(Fairfield, CT) GE Industrial Solutions(Plainville, CT) GE Appliances(Louisville, KY) Advanced Services, Inc.(Memphis, TN) GE Appliances Caribbean & Co.(Carolina, PR) Roper Corporation(La Fayette, GA) GE Intelligent Platforms, Inc.(Charlottesville, VA) GE Intelligent Platforms, Inc. - Huntsville(Huntsville, AL) GE Lighting, LLC(Cleveland, OH) GE Lighting, LLC - Lexington Plant(Lexington, KY) GE Lighting Ltd.(Enfield, United Kingdom) GE Sensing & Inspection Technologies(Billerica, MA) GE Inspection Technologies(Lewistown, PA) GE Sensing(Anasco, PR) GE Thermometrics Saint Marys(Saint Marys, PA) GE Sensing(Houston, TX) GE Inspection Technologies, GmbH(Hurth, Germany) GE Thermometrics Mexico, S.A. de C.V.(Tijuana, Mexico) GE Thermometrics UK(Taunton, United Kingdom) Rheonik Messgerate GmbH(Munich, Germany) GE Sensing Ltd.(Leicester, United Kingdom) GE Sensing(Shannon, Ireland) GE Sensing-Protimeter(Pforzheim, Germany) GE Zenith Controls(Chicago, IL) GE Canada Company(Mississauga, Canada) GE Multilin(Markham, Canada) GE (USA) Controls Pte. Ltd.(Singapore, Singapore) Fuji Electric Fa Taiwan(Taipei, Taiwan) Fuji/GE Private Ltd.(Singapore, Singapore) GE Technology Infrastructure(Wilton, CT) GE Aviation Systems LLC(Cincinnati, OH) GE Engine Services, Inc.(Cincinnati, OH) GE Aviation Materials LP(Grand Prairie, TX) GE Tri-Remanufacturing(Terre Haute, IN) Johnson Technology(Muskegon, MI) Morris Technologies, Inc.(Cincinnati, OH) MRA Systems Inc.(Baltimore, MD) Naverus, Inc.(Kent, WA) Tech Development Inc.(Dayton, OH) Unison Industries, LLC(Jacksonville, FL) Tru-Form Inc.(Wilkes Barre, PA) Unison Engine Components(Manchester, CT) Unison Engine Components(Terre Haute, IN) General Electric Company CorporateAffiliations.com LexisNexis® Corporate Affiliations Page 2 Family Tree Unison Engine Components(Asheville, NC) Unison Engine Components(Mountain Top, PA) Unison Engine Components(Wilkes Barre, PA) Unison Industries LLC(Jacksonville, FL) Unison Industries LLC(Norwich, NY) Unison Industries LLC(Dayton, OH) Unison Engine Components(Burnley, United Kingdom) Unison Engine Components(Orillia, Canada) Unison Industries(Rayong, Thailand) Unison Industries(Saltillo, Mexico) CFAN Inc(San Marcos, TX) CFM International Inc.(Cincinnati, OH) GE Aviation Systems LLC - Bohemia(Bohemia, NY) GE Aviation Systems LLC - Clearwater(Clearwater, FL) GE Aviation Systems LLC - Grand Rapids(Grand Rapids, MI) GE Aviation Systems LLC - Pompano Beach(Pompano Beach, FL) GE Aviation Service Operation LLP(Singapore, Singapore) Airfoil Technologies International Singapore Pte Ltd.(Singapore, Singapore) GE Aviation Systems Limited(Cheltenham, United Kingdom) GE Aircraft Engines UK(West Drayton, United Kingdom) Dowty Propellers(Gloucester, United Kingdom) Dowty Propellers Repair & Overhaul(Gloucester, United Kingdom) Dowty Aerospace Propellers, Repair & Overhaul(Sterling, VA) GE Aviation Systems Ltd. - Croydon(Croydon, United Kingdom) GE Aviation Systems Ltd. - Eastleigh(Eastleigh, United Kingdom) GE Aviation Systems Ltd. - Newmarket(Newmarket, United Kingdom) GE Aviation Systems Ltd. - Southampton(Southampton, United Kingdom) GE Avio S.r.l.(Rivalta di Torino, Italy) The Milestone Aviation Group Limited(Dublin, Ireland) Milestone Aviation Group LLC(Columbus, OH) Fabrications Mecaniques de l'Atlantique SA(Saint Nazaire, France) GE Energy & Industral Services, Inc.(Atlanta, GA) Bently Nevada, Inc.(Minden, NV) Bently Nevada, Australia Pty. Ltd.(Huntingwood, Australia) Bently Nevada Canada Ltd.(Markham, Canada) Bently Nevada Canada Ltd.(Edmonton, Canada) Bently Nevada France S.A.R.L.(Nantes, France) GE Energy Germany(Neu-Isenburg, Germany) IGE Energy Services UK Ltd(Warrington, United Kingdom) Dresser, Inc.(Addison, TX) Dresser, Inc. - Wayne Division(Austin, TX) Dresser, Inc. - Wayne Division, Fremont Office(Fremont, IN) Dresser Piping Specialties(Bradford, PA) General Electric Company CorporateAffiliations.com LexisNexis® Corporate Affiliations Page 3 Family Tree Dresser Roots(Houston, TX) Dresser Roots Service Center(Connersville, IN) DI Canada, Inc.(Milton, Canada) GE Drives & Controls Inc.(Salem, VA) GE Energy (USA), LLC(Newark, DE) GE Industrial Solutions(Plano, TX) Lineage Power Corporation(Plano, TX) Lineage Power OEM Division(Tustin, CA) Lineage Power Corporation-China(Shanghai, China) Lineage Power India Pvt. Ltd.(Mumbai, India) GE Oil & Gas Rotoflow(Oshkosh, WI) GE-San Jose(San Jose, CA) Midwest Electric Products Inc.(Mankato, MN) PrimeStar Solar, Inc.(Arvada, CO) GE Energy Services(Dallas, TX) GE Energy(Tehachapi, CA) GE Energy(Denver, CO) GE Energy(Melbourne, FL) GE Energy(Kansas City, MO) GE Energy(Mebane, NC) GE Energy(Houston, TX) GE Oil & Gas(Twinsburg, OH) GE Power & Water(Waukesha, WI) GE Aviation Systems Group Limited(Cheltenham, United Kingdom) GE Canada(Peterborough, Canada) GE Energy Europe BV(Rheden, Netherlands) GE Energy Products France SNC(Belfort, France) GE Energy(Auckland, New Zealand) GE Energy(Freiburg, Germany) GE Energy(Ratingen, Germany) GE Energy(Mississauga, Canada) GE Oil & Gas(Florence, Italy) GE Oil & Gas, Drilling & Production(Houston, TX) Hydril Private Ltd(Singapore, Singapore) Lufkin Industries LLC(Lufkin, TX) Lufkin Industries LLC - Foundry Division(Lufkin, TX) Lufkin Industries LLC - Oilfield Division(Houston, TX) International Lift Systems, LLC(Houston, TX) International Lift Systems, LLC - Mustang(Mustang, OK) Lufkin & Partners LLC(Muscat, Oman) Lufkin Argentina, S.A.(Buenos Aires, Argentina) Lufkin Industries - Calgary(Calgary, Canada) Lufkin Industries Canada Ltd.(Nisku, Canada) General Electric Company CorporateAffiliations.com LexisNexis® Corporate Affiliations Page 4 Family Tree Lufkin Industries SRL(Bucharest, Romania) Pentagon Optimization Services, Inc.(Red Deer, Canada) Quinn Pumps Canada Ltd.(Red Deer, Canada) Quinn Pumps (California) Inc.(Ventura, CA) Quinn Pumps Inc.(Midland, TX) Lufkin Industries LLC - Power Transmission Division(Lufkin, TX) Lufkin Industries LLC - Power Transmission Division(Laguna Niguel, CA) Rotating Machinery Technology, Inc.(Wellsville, NY) Datac Control International Ltd.(Dublin, Ireland) GE Oil & Gas(Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom) Wellstream, Inc.(Houston, TX) Wellstream Australia Pty Limited(Perth, Australia) Wellstream do Brazil Industria e Servicos Ltda(Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) Pignone Espanola S.A.(Barcelona, Spain) GE Power Conversion France SAS(Massy, France) GE Power Conversion(Pittsburgh, PA) GE Power Conversion GmbH(Berlin, Germany) GE Power Conversion UK Ltd.(Rugby, United Kingdom) GE Power Conversion UK Ltd.(Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom) GE Power Systems(Madrid, Spain) GE Power Systems(Melbourne, Australia) Opal Software(Fyshwick, Australia) Sondex Limited(Farnborough, United Kingdom) Geolink UK Limited(Aberdeen, United Kingdom) GE Energy Oilfield Technology, Inc.(Broussard, LA) GE Energy Oilfield Technology(Conroe, TX) Sondex Oil Field Technology(Calgary, Canada) GE Infrastructure Security(Cheshire, CT) GE Transportation Rail(Erie, PA) GE Transportation Systems Global Signaling, LLC(Grain Valley, MO) GE Transportation Systems Advanced Communication Systems(Hingham, MA) Product Distribution Company(Louisville, KY) Railcar Management, LLC(Atlanta, GA) GE Water & Process Technologies(Trevose, PA) GE Infrastructure Water & Process Technologies(Westborough, MA) GE Infrastructure Water & Process Technologies(Norfolk, VA) GE Infrastructure Water & Process Technologies(Milwaukee, WI) GE Infrastructure(Watertown, MA) GE Water(Phoenix, AZ) E-Cell Corp.(Guelph, Canada) GE Infrastructure Water & Process Technologies(Samut Prakan, Thailand) Yuasa-Ionics Co., Ltd.(Osaka, Japan) GECAS Asset Management Services (Memphis, TN) General Electric Company CorporateAffiliations.com LexisNexis® Corporate Affiliations Page 5 Family Tree Saudi American General Electric(Riyadh, Saudi Arabia) General Electric Capital Services, Inc.(Fairfield, CT) General Electric Capital Corporation(Norwalk, CT) GE Asset Management Incorporated(Stamford, CT) GE Asset Management Ltd.(London, United Kingdom) GE Capital Real Estate(Norwalk, CT) Arden Realty, Inc.(Los Angeles, CA) Industrial Properties Corporation(Addison, TX) InterPark Holdings, Inc.(Chicago, IL) InterPark, Inc.(Atlanta, GA) GE Commercial Aviation Services(Stamford, CT) GE Commercial Lending & Leasing(Norwalk, CT) GE Commercial Finance of Puerto Rico(San Juan, PR) GE Commercial Equipment Financing(Danbury, CT) GE Capital Solutions-Franchise Finance(Scottsdale, AZ) GE Capital Solutions-Orlando(Orlando, FL) GE Commercial Finance Business Property(Bellevue, WA) GE Global Electronics Solutions(La Jolla, CA) GE Canada Equipment Financing G.P.(Montreal, Canada) GE Commercial Equipment Financing(Dublin, Ireland) GE Commercial Finance Fleet Services(Eden Prairie, MN) GE Corporate Financial Services(Norwalk, CT) GE Antares Capital(Chicago, IL) GE Equipment Services(Stamford, CT) Penske Truck Leasing Company, L.P.(Reading, PA) Automotive Component Carrier, Inc.(Pontiac, MI) Penske Logistics, LLC(Reading, PA) GE Rail Services(Chicago, IL) GE Trailer Fleet Services(Wayne, PA) GE Healthcare Financial Services(Chicago, IL) GE Vendor Financial Services(Danbury, CT) GE Commercial Distribution Finance(Hoffman Estates, IL) GE Commercial Distribution Finance Canada Inc.(Mississauga, Canada) Imaging Financial Services(Webster, NY) Disko
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