WASHINGTON — Honeywell Aerospace has officially become an independent, publicly traded company dedicated to defense and commercial aviation, the company announced today.
In February 2025, Honeywell announced a plan to分拆 its operations into three distinct entities: the automation division, now called Honeywell Technologies; the advanced materials unit, branded Solstice; and the aerospace segment.
Company officials noted that this separation would enable each unit to pursue customized growth strategies.
The aerospace spin‑off was finalized when Honeywell Technologies distributed all shares of the newly formed Honeywell Aerospace, allowing the company to begin trading on the Nasdaq Stock Market this morning, as stated in a news release.
“Today marks the beginning of a new era for Honeywell Aerospace,” said CEO Jim Currier. “As an independent aerospace and defense firm, we remain fully committed to our mission of protecting and advancing the promise of flight to create a safer, more connected world.”
Currently, Honeywell Aerospace employs 36,000 personnel who develop aviation systems such as engines, avionics, and
On July 23, Honeywell Technologies is scheduled to release its second‑quarter results, which will incorporate earnings from the aerospace segment that was spun off today.
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