Overview
- Honeywell announced distinct identities for the two companies on June 1–2, naming the automation business Honeywell Technologies and the aerospace business Honeywell Aerospace.
- The automation company will keep the existing Nasdaq ticker HON while the aerospace company will list on Nasdaq as HONA when the separation takes effect on June 29, 2026.
- Honeywell Aerospace will be organized into three units—electronic solutions, engines and power systems, and control systems—and reported about $17.4 billion in net sales for 2025.
- Management set investor presentations to explain strategy and financing, with Honeywell Aerospace hosting an investor day in Phoenix on June 3 and Honeywell Technologies presenting in New York on June 11; webcasts will be available on Honeywell’s investor site.
- Honeywell said the split aims to accelerate technology-led growth by focusing Honeywell Technologies on automation-to-autonomy and Honeywell Aerospace on electrification and autonomous flight while preserving the legacy Honeywell name under long-term rights.