Aerospace titan Honeywell announced Thursday that it will split into three independent and publicly traded companies. The company said that it will create Honeywell Automation and Honeywell ...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Honeywell International Inc ... has announced its plan to separate into three distinct, publicly traded companies, focusing on Automation, Aerospace, and Advanced Materials.

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.

Along with the split announcement, Honeywell reported that fourth-quarter net income rose to $1.29 billion, or $1.96 a share, from $1.26 billion, or $1.91 a share, in the same period a year ago.

Honeywell, One of the Few Remaining US Industrial Conglomerates, Will Split Into Three Companies Honeywell, one of the last remaining U.S. industrial conglomerates, will split into three ...

Honeywell is one of the last industrial conglomerates in America. Now, it will join the ranks of others and split into three separate companies. Honeywell, a major American industrial ...

Honeywell International (HON) stock is in focus after the company confirmed plans to split its businesses into three companies: Honeywell Automation, Honeywell Aerospace, and Advanced Materials.

Honeywell on Wednesday announced an agreement with activist investor Elliott Investment Management that will see Honeywell ...

but there are some differences Shares of Honeywell International Inc. dropped Thursday after the multinational conglomerate announced a plan to split itself into three independent companies in an ...

arguing that Honeywell’s parts are more valuable on their own than in a combined company. General Electric used similar logic to split itself into three divisions – healthcare, aerospace and ...

Honeywell to split into three companies in an effort to boost stock returns CEO says Honeywell’s separation, like GE’s, should unlock ‘significant’ shareholder value, but there are some ...