Honeywell Continues The Disaggregation Trend Amongst Aerospace Companies
On February 6, Honeywell announced it would be splitting its operations in aerospace and home automation. It had previously indicated it would be spinning out its advanced materials business. The total split was prompted by an activist position taken by Elliott Investment Management in November of last year.
Honeywell is following the conglomerate breakup of GE. Because of Boeing and Airbus backlogs, the sky could be the limit for ...
Honeywell International Inc. will split into separate publicly traded companies following pressure from an activist investor, ...
The aerospace division is Honeywell's biggest and best standalone business. It generated over $15 billion in annual sales with margins of 26%. It counts both Boeing (BA) and Airbus (EADSY) as ...
Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft upgraded shares of Honeywell International (NASDAQ:HON – Free Report) from a hold rating to ...
Analysts think Honeywell's decision to spin its aerospace division into a new standalone company could be a recipe to fix a ...
Elliott Investment Management said a breakup of Honeywell could push the stock up 51% to 75% over the next two years. But ...
One of America’s last big industrial conglomerates is preparing for a three-way split, following General Electric and others.
Engineering firm Honeywell Automation India reported a weak third-quarter profit growth on Friday, hurt by slowing ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback