100 Year Old Company New Play on Emerging World: Seymour

This company has been around for over 100 years, but trader Tim Seymour sees it as a new emerging markets play.

We’re talking about GE, the minority owner of CNBC.

Seymour points to a slew of positive developments happening at GE, all of which involve emerging markets in some way. For example:

- GE sees $90 billion in China opportunities over the next 5 years
- Emerging markets will account for 50% of revenue in 10 years
- GE has a $10 billion Latin American venture in 2012
- 42 new products are coming out in India.
- GE expects sales to rise as much as 25% this year in Australia

“This company is growing where the world is growing,” says Seymour. “GE is one of the most exciting structural long term plays on emerging.”

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