Honeywell Aerospace/$HONA

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About Honeywell Aerospace

Honeywell Aerospace spun out of Honeywell Technologies in mid-2026 to focus on commercial aerospace and defense manufacturing and development. The firm's electronic solutions segment provides avionics, sensors, navigation, communications and aerial defense systems. Engines & power systems designs, manufactures, and services turbine engines primarily for business and regional aircraft, and is a pre-eminent provider of auxiliary power units and electric power systems for aircraft. Control systems supplies air, thermal, motion, lighting, and engine control systems used to operate aircraft and their cabins.
Ticker
$HONA
Primary listing
NASDAQ
Employees
30,000

HONA Metrics

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$49B
25.09
$6.14
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What the Analysts think about HONA

Analyst ratings (Buy, Hold, Sell) for Honeywell Aerospace stock.
Analyst projections of the future price of Honeywell Aerospace stock.

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Underlying demand is strong: second-quarter sales rose 5%, backlog reached $18.2 billion, up 9% year on year, and trailing-twelve-month orders increased 8%. Commercial aftermarket sales grew 8%, supporting the case for durable installed-base revenue once supply improves. (Honeywell Aerospace)
The spin-off gives management a pure aerospace focus and more freedom to direct capital towards capacity, suppliers and product investment. Management is targeting 6% to 8% annual sales growth through 2030, at least $6.5 billion of adjusted earnings and more than $4 billion of free cash flow by then. (Reuters)
European rearmament could open a wider international market for Honeywell Aerospace. The company is developing products without restricted US technology, aimed at customers that want to avoid possible US export controls as defence spending rises. (Reuters)
The company’s first standalone update exposed a serious execution problem: persistent supply bottlenecks forced it to cut 2026 organic sales-growth guidance to 4% to 5% from 7% to 9%. Adjusted earnings guidance also fell below analysts’ expectations. (Reuters)
Scarce parts are being sent to lower-margin original-equipment deliveries and domestic defence programmes instead of the higher-margin aftermarket and international contracts. That mix shift, alongside separation costs and inventory charges, pushed second-quarter adjusted EBIT down 7% year on year. (Reuters, Honeywell Aerospace)
Defence growth is uneven rather than broad-based: domestic volumes are growing, but international sales have weakened, while the wind-down of a restricted government programme is also a drag. That leaves near-term performance more exposed to US programme priorities and the timing of international recovery. (Honeywell Aerospace, Stock Analysis)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 20 Sept 2026.

HONA Financial Performance

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Q3 24
QoQ growth
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HONA Earnings Performance

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Earnings per share
QuarterlyAnnual
Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
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