Honeywell Technologies in the news

Honeywell's new Autonomous Cell Finishing technology inspects battery cells for hidden defects using electrical, electrochemical, and ultrasound characterization to ensure quality for EV and energy storage systems.

Infleqtion, Honeywell Aerospace, and UCSB collaborated to create an integrated optical cavity that shrinks quantum sensors to handheld size, enabling mass production for applications like precision navigation.

Honeywell Technologies won a US$300 million contract from Dangote Group to build a new refinery in Kenya, utilizing existing designs to accelerate project completion.

Honeywell's survey reveals rising cyber attacks on building systems and operational technology, leading to significant downtime and costs due to legacy systems and inadequate monitoring and asset inventory by organizations.

Honeywell Mexico has partnered with ISN for seven years to enhance contractor compliance and safety through standardized management processes and various ISNetworld tools.

Infleqtion, Honeywell Aerospace, and UC Santa Barbara developed a chip-scale optical cavity to shrink quantum sensors, enabling commercial production for applications like precision navigation and atomic timing.

Rockwell Automation, Emerson, and Honeywell Technologies are industrial stocks poised for success due to their automation expertise, which helps companies cut costs amid rising interest rates and inflation.

Honeywell International anticipates a significant drop in Q3 2026 earnings per share, with its stock underperforming due to market softness and restructuring.

Juan Picon was appointed President and CEO of Building Automation at Honeywell Technologies, bringing extensive global leadership experience.

Honeywell Aerospace and the City of Phoenix are partnering to test surface alert technology on ground vehicles at Phoenix airports to prevent collisions between aircraft and airport vehicles.

Honeywell International secured a significant contract with Dangote Petroleum Refinery, sparking debate over its current stock valuation amidst mixed performance metrics.

Honeywell Aerospace is partnering with the Phoenix Aviation Department to test surface alert technology in ground vehicles at three Phoenix airports to enhance runway safety.

Honeywell's connected monitoring and control systems with predictive analytics enable utilities to detect potential hazards faster and respond more quickly to enhance life safety and security.

Honeywell Technologies and Ecolab executives highlight the difficulties and cost considerations of deploying AI in physical, industrial settings, advocating for human-centric, semi-autonomous approaches.

Honeywell International split into three companies, Solstice Advanced Materials, Honeywell Aerospace, and Honeywell automation business, with the combined value now less than the original single entity due to declines in aerospace and increased debt and overheads.

Honeywell Aerospace and Phoenix Aviation Department are trialing surface collision prevention technology for airport vehicles.

Honeywell International spun off its advanced materials business into Solstice Advanced Materials, and its automation business into Honeywell Technologies, with Honeywell Aerospace handling its aerospace business.

Aliko Dangote selected Honeywell Technologies to provide engineering and equipment for his new $16 billion, 700,000-barrel-per-day refinery in Kenya.

Honeywell Technologies was awarded a $300 million contract by Dangote Petroleum Refinery for engineering services and technology at its upcoming Kenya refinery, building on previous collaborations.

Honeywell provides smart metering and data analytics solutions for utilities to improve safety, efficiency, and operational reliability in water and gas distribution.