Honeywell Seeks To Simplify Structure, Boost Flexibility With $10B Spin-Off Of Advanced Materials Unit
Honeywell is reportedly spinning off its advanced materials division, valued at over $10 billion, as part of CEO Vimal Kapur's strategy to streamline operations around aviation, automation, and energy transition.
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Honeywell International Inc. closed $17.46 below its 52-week high ($220.79), which the company reached on July 18th.
Industrial firm Honeywell plans to spin off its advanced-materials business to shareholders. The separation should be ...
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