<p> GE Inspection Technologies Opens Second Manufacturing Plant for Industrial Computed Tomography Systems </p><p>New plant meets increasing demand for 3D CT in quality labs and industrial production Wunstorf, Germany - August XX, 2015— GE’s (NYSE: GE) Measurement & Control business today announced the opening of a second GE manufacturing plant in Wunstorf, Germany. Founded in 1999, the phoenix|x-ray business of GE Inspection Technologies has evolved into an industrial computed tomography (CT) technology leader, providing inspection solutions for quality labs as well as for process optimization on the production floor, including automotive and aerospace production. The inauguration of the second production plant allows GE to increase productivity, optimize logistics and training capabilities, and accommodate the fast growing service department. </p><p>“The opening of this new industrial CT plant demonstrates GE’s investment in both infrastructure and human resources,” explains Omar Castillo, Wunstorf Site Leader. “This facility allows us to continue developing and delivering advanced 2D and 3D inspection solutions to thousands of our current system users and future customers to help them ensure quality and drive productivity.” </p><p>Due to the continued growth of GE’s industrial phoenix|x-ray CT portfolio and sales quantity, the former production plant reached its capacity at 13K sq m. With the addition of the new 6K sq m, the facility will increase capacity, potentially doubling GE’s production space and leaving room for future growth. Since all core components, such as X-ray tubes, generators, detectors, and CT software are proprietary GE technology, the new plant now combines modern logistics and material stock with component manufacturing of micro- and nano-focus tubes and generators, among others. It also houses 45 employees, includes new test and repair facilities, and a new service training center, allowing the old plant to dedicate several thousand sq m to final X-ray inspection and CT system cabinet assembly and delivery. </p><p>Page 1 of 3 GE Measurement& Control Radiography General Manager, Juan Mario Gomez, speaking at the opening of the second GE production plant in Wunstorf.</p><p>About GE</p><p>GE (NYSE: GE) imagines things others don’t, builds things others can’t and delivers outcomes that make the world work better. GE brings together the physical and digital worlds in ways no other company can. In its labs and factories and on the ground with customers, GE is inventing the next industrial era to move, power, build and cure the world. www.ge.com</p><p>About GE Measurement & Control </p><p>GE Measurement & Control is a leading innovator in advanced, sensor-based measurement; non- destructive testing and inspection; flow and process control; turbine, generator, and plant controls; and condition monitoring. Providing healthcare for our customers’ most critical assets, we deliver accuracy, productivity and safety to a wide range of industries, including oil & gas, power generation, aerospace, metals and transportation. Headquartered in Boston, USA, Measurement & Control has more than 40 facilities in 25 countries and is part of GE Oil & Gas. For further information, visit www.ge-mcs.com. </p><p>About GE Oil & Gas </p><p>Page 2 of 3 GE Measurement & Control GE Oil & Gas works on the things that matter in the oil and gas industry. In collaboration with our customers, we push the boundaries of technology to bring energy to the world. From extraction to transportation to end use, we address today’s toughest challenges in order to fuel the future. Follow GE Oil & Gas on Twitter @GE_OilandGas.</p><p>Contact for reader inquiries GE Sensing & Inspection Technologies GmbH Niels-Bohr-Str. 7 31515 Wunstorf +49 5031 172 100 [email protected] www.ge-mcs.com/x-ray</p><p>Media contact Dr. Dirk Neuber | Beate Prüß GE Sensing & Inspection Technologies GmbH +49 5031 172-124 | -103 [email protected] | [email protected]</p><p>Page 3 of 3 GE Measurement & Control</p>