Honeywell International (HON) is predominantly owned by institutional shareholders with a stake of around 78%. Amidst speculations about the right time for reassessing Honeywell after their announced three-way split in 2025, several entities increased their positions:
NovaPoint Capital, Cove Private Wealth, Paragon Capital Management, BCS Wealth Management, Vision Capital Management, Harrell Investment Partners, and GAMMA Investing. Conversely, others like State of Alaska Department of Revenue, Ipswich Investment Management, Fifth Third Bancorp, Bank Pictet & Cie Europe, and Farmers Trust Co. reduced their holdings. The company recently raised $600M for quantum arm
Quantinuum at a $10B valuation. Responding to the Air India crash lawsuit and product safety concerns, Honeywell's share prices witnessed a significant cooling-off. Notably, the organization is planning to increase its dividend to $1.19 per share. Furthermore, it announced the acquisition of three utility platforms from
SparkMeter. However, despite these developments, the company's stock has seen some bearish trends, indicating a potentially tougher road ahead.
Honeywell International HON News Analytics from Fri, 07 Mar 2025 08:00:00 GMT to Sat, 27 Sep 2025 19:17:07 GMT -
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- Information 10
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