GE Vernova to Help Strengthen its US Energy Supply Chain Through Acquisition of Woodward's Gas Turbine Combustion Parts Business

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ByCraig Resnick
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Acquisition or Partnership

GE Vernova has signed a definitive agreement to acquire the heavy-duty gas turbine combustion parts business of Greenville, South Carolina based Woodward. This move is a strategic step to help enhance its US manufacturing capabilities and reinforce its domestic energy supply chain.

Key Details of the Agreement

  • The acquisition includes all assets related to Woodward’s Greenville operations, which primarily supply parts and services to GE Vernova’s gas turbine manufacturing. 

  • GE Vernova has had a presence in Greenville for over 50 years with businesses, such as gas turbine manufacturing, testing, and global engineering support. 

  • The transaction is expected to close in early 2025, pending customary closing conditions.

Strategic Benefits for GE Vernova

  • Addresses the growing demand for heavy-duty gas turbines and upgrades in the global energy market. 

  • Enhances GE Vernova’s ability to support US electrification needs. 

  • Strengthens its commitment to investing in US jobs and manufacturing infrastructure.

Woodward views this transaction as an opportunity to focus resources on high-value products, while ensuring the continued success of its Greenville team under GE Vernova’s ownership.

GE Vernova and Woodward are collaborating to ensure a smooth transition for employees, with efforts focused on maintaining operational continuity.

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