General Electric reported last week that GE Healthcare 's top and bottom curve in the second quarter showed a 3% drop in sales. Subsequently, GE announced that sales for the last three months until June 30 were $4.34 billion, and the profit was 705 million. They fell by 3.3% and 3.4% respectively. Despite this, they are still trying to reach the initial estimated profit. GE announced that compared with the same period last year, sales fell by 0.2% to $26.06 billion, with a loss of $1.36 billion or 13 cents per share. To this end, they also made corresponding adjustments. After canceling the one-off project, the revenue was 31 cents per share, which was 3 cents more than the Wall Street estimate. The total revenue of GE's core industrial sector is 26.9 billion, and growth in four of the seven divisions has remained virtually unchanged since the same period last year. Sales of its power and water units (mainly generators of various powers) rose by 8%, while sales in the oil and gas segment fell by 15%. Like other energy suppliers, GE has suffered losses in the face of a sharp decline in oil prices due to lower customer capital output. The cost reduction has increased the profit margin of the industrial sector from 15.5% last year to 16.2%. Jeff Bernstein, GE's chief financial officer, said the organic growth of the medical group was 3%, excluding the impact of exchange rate swaps. “So, as the US market continues to grow, Europe is stabilizing. We believe we will continue to have the majority of market share,†Bernstein analysts said in a conference call on July 17. “China’s slow investment process is still a challenge for us, but we believe its potential needs are huge.†GE Chief Executive Jeff Immelt said that although GE Healthcare’s current sales in China fell by 9%, it increased by 12% in the first half of 2015. Disposable Drape,Disposable Patient Drapes,Sterile Disposable Drapes,Disposable Medical Drapes Henan Anbang Medical Supplies Co., Ltd. , https://www.anbangmedical.com