Honeywell completes its three-way split with the Aerospace spin-off

2026-06-29 · Publisher : Honeywell · Domain : Industry 4.0 & 5.0

On 29 June 2026, Honeywell Aerospace becomes an independent company listed on Nasdaq. After Solstice Advanced Materials in October 2025, the conglomerate completes its split: Honeywell Technologies refocuses on automation.

### What changes On 29 June 2026, **Honeywell Aerospace** becomes an independent company and starts trading on **Nasdaq** under the ticker **HONA**, following its spin-off from Honeywell International, renamed **Honeywell Technologies**. With the separation of **Solstice Advanced Materials** on 30 October 2025, the conglomerate completes its split into three entities. ### Key facts - Honeywell Aerospace starts with more than **36,000 employees** and over **10,000 customers** in aerospace and defense. - CEO Jim Currier calls it "the start of a new era" for a company fully dedicated to aerospace and defense. - **Solstice Advanced Materials** (advanced materials, refrigerants) has been listed since 30 October 2025. - **Honeywell Technologies** now presents itself as a pure-play automation company: building automation, industrial automation, process automation and technology. ### Why it matters Like General Electric before it, Honeywell abandons the conglomerate model. For industry, the most direct consequence is a more focused automation player competing head-on with Siemens, ABB, Schneider Electric, Emerson or Rockwell in factories and process plants. ### Takeaway End of the Honeywell conglomerate: industrial automation becomes the core of a company of its own.

Tags : Automatisation, États-Unis, Scission