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Comment elle gagne de l'argent
- Product sales66 %
- Service sales34 %
Les parts du chiffre d'affaires sont des estimations pour Q2 2026, pas des chiffres tirés d'un document officiel.
En concurrence avec
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- SBGSYSchneider Electric
- EMREmerson ElectricA
- Taille
- 91,3B $US
- Marge
- 14,2 %
- ROKRockwell AutomationA
- Taille
- 44,7B $US
- Marge
- 15,7 %
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- Taille
- 85B $US
- Marge
- 11,7 %
Ce qu'elle vend5
Fire detection and security systems
Equipment that detects fires and helps protect and secure buildings.
Building management systems
Controls and software used to monitor and manage building equipment and operations.
Industrial sensors and measurement equipment
Devices that detect conditions such as gas levels and measure industrial processes.
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Process technologies and catalysts
Licensed processes and materials used in refining, petrochemicals, hydrogen, and renewable-fuel production.
Honeywell Forge software
Software that uses operating data to help customers monitor and manage buildings and industrial operations.
Qui l'achète3
- Owners and operators of buildings, including healthcare, hospitality, and data-center facilities, who buy fire, security, and building-control systems.
- Energy, refining, petrochemical, and renewable-fuel producers who buy process technologies, catalysts, control equipment, and related services.
- Factories and other industrial operators who buy sensors, gas-detection equipment, measurement devices, and automation services.
Sur quoi elle repose, et ce qui pourrait la briser
Ce dont l'activité dépend
- 1Revenue from services and software depends in part on Honeywell's installed equipment base and customers continuing to use its support and monitoring services.
- 2Process-technology projects and catalyst sales depend on customers' project schedules and how heavily they run their plants.
- 3The company uses electronics, memory components, copper, and labor in its products and operations; price increases in these inputs can affect costs.
Ce qui pourrait mal tourner
- 1Conflict or other disruption in the Middle East can interrupt shipments, close customer sites, delay services, and slow customer payments.
- 2Higher costs for electronics, memory components, copper, and labor can pressure margins if price increases do not keep pace.
- 3Process-technology sales and margins can vary with project timing and catalyst shipments; catalyst demand also varies with customer plant operating conditions.
À propos de Honeywell International Inc.
Honeywell sells equipment and software that help building owners manage fire detection, security, and building systems, and help industrial customers monitor and control their operations. It also sells process technologies and catalysts used in energy, refining, petrochemical, and renewable-fuel production, along with services for equipment already installed at customer sites. Honeywell separated its aerospace business on June 29, 2026; its remaining businesses focus on building, industrial, and process automation.
- Siège
- Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
- Fondée en
- 1906 (Honeywell brand origins; incorporated in 1985)
- Effectif
- More than 50,000 (June 30, 2026, high)
- Cotée sur
- Nasdaq
- Clôture de l'exercice
- December 31
Construit à partir des documents déposés par Honeywell International Inc. auprès de la Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), le gendarme boursier américain. Les chiffres sont tels que publiés, l’historique par action étant retraité sur la base d’actions d’aujourd’hui. Ceci décrit une entreprise — ce n’est pas un conseil en investissement ni une recommandation d’acheter ou de vendre.
