Honeywell

Honeywell Technologies released figures for the quarter ended September 30, 2026: earnings per share fell to $2.08 versus $5.72 in the year-ago quarter. Revenue declined by 52.02 percent to $4.99 billion from $10.41 billion a year earlier. The figures were presented at the financial conference on October 22, 2026. » Mais em finanzen.net

Honeywell Technologies reports nearly $5 billion in sales in the first quarter as a standalone company, up 7% organically, and adjusted EPS of $2.27. CEO Vimal Kapur raises the 2026 revenue forecast to $20–20.1 billion (previously $19.8–20 billion) and the EPS target range to $8.40–8.45. Management attributes the improvements to broad demand and higher pricing and says it is confident in meeting the 2029 targets. » Mais em finanzen.net

Honeywell has deployed its LenelS2 OnGuard access control system in U.S. Marine Corps barracks as part of the "Barracks 2030" modernization initiative. The centralized platform manages more than 70,000 locks, enables remote management of permissions, and uses a government-provided cloud instance that complies with the Department of Defense's cybersecurity and compliance requirements. The pilot began at Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort; service members use Common Access Card and mobile credentials. The modernization is expected to cut labor costs by about 80% and material costs by roughly 60% versus previous solutions. » Mais em de.investing.com

Honeywell announced a leadership change effective Oct. 1: Billal Hammoud will become president and CEO of the process technology division, succeeding Ken West, who is leaving the company at the end of August. Juan Picon will take over Hammoud’s previous role as president and CEO of the building automation division. Both will report to Vimal Kapur; Hammoud will remain responsible for strategy execution and integrations, and Picon brings extensive leadership experience and prior Honeywell assignments. » Mais em de.investing.com

Honeywell has presented its next growth phase after completing its portfolio realignment, aiming for 4–6% organic revenue growth over the next three years and earnings per share of $12 by 2029. Drivers are expected to be margin expansion, higher revenue from software and services (Honeywell Forge), AI-driven productivity gains and targeted industrial automation acquisitions. Capital priorities are reducing debt to <3.0x, a 35% payout ratio, a constant share count and disciplined bolt-on acquisitions of $2–4 billion. » Mais em de.investing.com