Honeywell International Nears June 29 Split With 'All Green Lights,' Reaffirms Outlook
Key takeaways
- Honeywell says its planned separation is in the “final stages” and remains on track for a June 29 completion, with CFO Mike Stepniak saying there are “all green lights” and no expected issues.
- The company said the Middle East headwind is easing after previously warning of significant second-quarter pressure, as customer activity and demand remain strong.
- Honeywell continues to face supply chain constraints in Aerospace, especially in mechanical engine components, though it expects improvement in the second quarter.
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Honeywell says its planned separation is in the “final stages” and remains on track for a June 29 completion, with CFO Mike Stepniak saying there are “all green lights” and no expected issues. The company also reaffirmed its full-year guidance.
The company said the Middle East headwind is easing after previously warning of significant second-quarter pressure, as customer activity and demand remain strong. Honeywell also said several businesses are showing improving trends, including strong Building Automation performance and early signs of recovery in Industrial Automation.