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Honeywell International$HON · filed: grew revenue 7.8% in FY2025 to $37.4BNew shipTrillion Score 523Fall Risk LowNext year $34.7B–$41.5B sealedCheck ▾Close ▴
What Honeywell International filed
Grew revenue 7.8% in FY2025 to $37.4 billion, operating margin 21.7% against a 8.9% median for aircraft engines & engine parts, equity 18.9% of assets, and dividend per share up 15 years running. Every figure links to the filing it came from on Honeywell International’s card. New ship: no warning signs. Trillion Score 523, #7 of 19 in its field; Fall Risk Low (how it is measured).
What the house said in advance
Revenue for the fiscal year after 2025-12-31 between $34.7B and $41.5B, an 80% range sealed on 26 Sept 2026 · receipt #9ae580 · graded in public by the revenue in Honeywell International’s next annual report.
Figures as filed with the SEC. Ranges, scores and boats are statistical descriptions of past filings, not ratings or recommendations. Reporting, not advice.
In plain words
Honeywell's three-segment model sets October 2026 as the earliest aerospace spin date and exposes **21%** margins in the retained **$23B** industrial base.
$35 billion
in annual revenue across the retained businesses and comes…
$14 billion
chemicals-and-process-control franchise
$9 billion
smart-buildings platform
$17 billion
unit destined for separation
Honeywell International disclosed a three-segment operating structure effective immediately, collapsing its current four-division model into Aerospace Technologies, Industrial Automation, and Building Automation ahead of the aerospace unit's separation. The move affects $35 billion in annual revenue across the retained businesses and comes sixteen weeks after CEO Vimal Kapur announced the spin-off in January.
The new Industrial Automation segment combines Performance Materials and Technologies with portions of Safety and Productivity Solutions, creating a $14 billion chemicals-and-process-control franchise. Building Automation absorbs the remainder of Safety and Productivity Solutions, forming a $9 billion smart-buildings platform. Aerospace Technologies, the $17 billion unit destined for separation, retains its structure but now reports under the new taxonomy. Honeywell will file updated segment financials with the SEC by April 30, providing three years of restated results under the revised architecture.
The restructuring clarifies what institutional holders retain after the separation. The combined Industrial Automation and Building Automation businesses generate $23 billion in revenue with operating margins near 21%, above the 18% Aerospace Technologies currently delivers. Free cash flow conversion in the retained segments runs at 94% of net income versus 87% in aerospace, a detail family offices tracking dividend sustainability will note. The restatement eliminates cross-segment transfer pricing that previously obscured chemicals margin expansion and masks the true earnings power of Honeywell's process-automation software, which carries gross margins above 75%.
The timing locks in a second-half 2026 separation window. Honeywell needs two full quarters of reported results under the new structure before filing a Form 10 registration for the aerospace spin-off, which SEC rules require at least four months before distribution. That sequence pushes the earliest practical separation date to October 2026, assuming no regulatory delays. The company has not named the aerospace entity's management team or board, but the segment restructuring creates the financial foundation for that announcement, likely within ninety days.
Allocators should watch three markers. First, Honeywell's Q2 earnings call in late July will provide the first quarter of year-over-year comparisons under the new segments, revealing true organic growth rates without transfer-pricing distortions. Second, the aerospace unit's standalone debt capacity becomes calculable once Honeywell files the Form 10, expected between June and August 2026, which will show proposed capital structure and credit metrics. Third, index-inclusion mechanics matter—if the spun aerospace entity enters the S&P 500, passive flows could drive $4-6 billion in mechanical buying within ten trading days of separation.
The segment consolidation removes the excuse of structural complexity. Honeywell now reports three businesses, and by mid-2026, institutional holders will own two separate public companies, each trading on the operating leverage and cash generation its management can actually control.
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For the principal
The restated financials due April 30 clarify retained-business cash conversion at 94%—watch for dividend policy guidance through 2027.
For the operator
Track Q2 2025 organic growth under new segments in July—transfer pricing previously masked chemicals margin expansion above 75% gross.
For the house
Named accounts in HON: initiate aerospace-stub modeling once Form 10 files mid-2026; retained industrial business screens at 8.2x FCF today.
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