Honeywell is separating into three publicly traded companies, the Charlotte-based conglomerate said Thursday. Only one will stay in Charlotte. Honeywell will spin off its automation and aerospace tech ...

Honeywell is to spin-out its aerospace unit as a stand-alone listed business on the back of a strategic review into the future of the industrial conglomerate.

The planned separation, coupled with the previously announced plan to spin Advanced Materials, will result in three publicly listed industry leaders with distinct strategies and growth drivers. The ...

Honeywell holds a dominant market share in aircraft auxiliary power units, and its aerospace products have a nearly ubiquitous presence within aircraft, found in around 90% of all jets ...

Honeywell plans to complete its separation into autonomy, aerospace and defense, and advanced materials companies in the second half of 2026.

Honeywell will split into three separate businesses, starting with Advanced Materials in late 2025, followed by Honeywell Automation and Aerospace in late 2026.

Each company will have its own distinct strategy, a simplified focus, greater financial flexibility, its own board of ...

Honeywell, one of the last remaining U.S. industrial conglomerates, will split into three independent companies, following in the footsteps of manufacturing giants like General Electric and Alcoa. The ...

Honeywell International Inc. will split into separate publicly traded companies following pressure from an activist investor, the latest in a line of industrial conglomerates seeking a more ...

The news comes months after Honeywell announced it was separating ... “We believe the planned separation of automation, aerospace and advanced material will benefit all stakeholders and position ...

Honeywell plans to separate its automation and aerospace technologies businesses from the U.S. industrial conglomerate ... aluminum and casting operations from its engineering, transportation and ...