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Honeywell Aerospace

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Nov 5, 2026

speaker_5AUDIENCE
40:14
Hey, quick question.
speaker_5AUDIENCE
40:15
Honeywell Aerospace, they did not get off to a good start after their spinoff.
speaker_5AUDIENCE
40:20
but it seems like maybe things are settled a little bit.
speaker_5AUDIENCE
40:23
It's now a good time to look at them as a long-term investment.
Antoine WalterHOST
38:08
Its CEO before Patrick Decker was Gretchen McLean, whose earlier career included NASA's space station program.
Antoine WalterHOST
38:15
Her arrival from outside water happened at ITT, it recruited her from Honeywell Aerospace to lead a water business, and within two years, she was in charge of its wider water operation.
Antoine WalterHOST
38:25
That leadership run continued when the business became independent as Xylem in 2011.
Antoine WalterHOST
38:31
But then, on July 30, 2013, Xylem cut its revenue forecast.
speaker_0NARRATOR
4:54
Other earnings-related gainers included Quanta Services, Intercontinental Exchange, Howmatt Aerospace, CRH, Carvana, Ford, eBay, and Chipotle.
speaker_0NARRATOR
5:06
Earnings decliners included Trane Technologies, O'Reilly Automotive, Honeywell Aerospace, Carrier Global, Hershey, Alny Lam, Pharmaceuticals, and Cognizant Technology.
speaker_0NARRATOR
5:19
M&A was in focus outside of earnings.
speaker_0NARRATOR
5:22
Marvel is reportedly in talks to acquire Lumentum.
Simon EricksonHOST
13:59
And so four months ago, back in June, 2026, Honeywell decided that it was going to split itself up into three separate entities.
Simon EricksonHOST
14:08
Honeywell Technologies, which was going to be focusing mostly on automation systems, Honeywell Aerospace, and then also an advanced materials group called Solstice Advanced Materials.
Simon EricksonHOST
14:17
And so the one out of those three that I think is most intriguing is Honeywell Technologies, the one that's doing the automation things.
Simon EricksonHOST
14:23
That's the one that we've chosen to focus on here with our seven investing watch list.
Terry GertonHOST
9:45
We are going to talk about something that's come up several times lately, the DOJ's increasing use of the False Claim Act to enforce a variety of behaviors.
Terry GertonHOST
9:55
Here particularly, they recently settled a case with Honeywell Aerospace to resolve allegations that they violated the False Claims Act by failing to meet cybersecurity requirements in their defense contract.
Terry GertonHOST
10:09
What does this case tell us about what DOJ is really policing here in the cyber fraud investigations?
Michael VolkovGUEST
10:15
Well, this is a really important case and it's an important reminder.
Michael VolkovGUEST
10:31
And there's one law in particular that they are enforcing more aggressively than any administration prior to this date, and that's the False Claims Act.
Michael VolkovGUEST
10:41
And they're using it, and I'll talk a little bit about it, they're using it in a variety of ways to aggressively further their agenda and their policies that they want to sort of enforce.
Michael VolkovGUEST
10:56
Where it came here with the Honeywell case, Honeywell Aerospace, is really interesting because it's a very significant precedent.
Michael VolkovGUEST
11:07
They've done it before, but this is a case which I think sends a real signal to every defense contractor with regard to your cybersecurity sort of protocol program and making sure you meet certain government requirements.
Katie PicklerHOST
13:37
I just looked up several notable and recent companies have executed or announced reverse stock splits.
Katie PicklerHOST
13:42
And that was Honeywell scheduled for a one for two reverse stock split effective June 29, 2026, following the Honeywell Aerospace spinoff.
Katie PicklerHOST
13:51
And then Jaguar held it a one for 15 reverse stock split September 15, 2026.
Katie PicklerHOST
13:57
Companies known for undergoing multiple reverse stock splits in recent years address low stock prices or a lot of the far day future intelligent electric and hyperscale data.
Brandy ScottHOST
1:10
We asked him why.
Brandy ScottHOST
1:11
We've also been speaking to the guys at Honeywell Aerospace about private aviation moves in the region.
Brandy ScottHOST
1:18
and speaking to the global CEO of Ura.
Brandy ScottHOST
1:22
Now, that is the Finnish tech health wearable ring company.

24 MINS LATER

Richard DeanHOST
25:39
We've been talking aviation on the show already this morning, some of the pinches that you're seeing over in the European aviation sector.
Richard DeanHOST
25:46
We've heard about a number of the challenges that major carriers are facing.
Richard DeanHOST
25:51
What about business aviation? Well, let's turn to the latest data and findings from Honeywell Aerospace, an independent global aerospace and defence company who's Critical technologies are broadly deprived on the world's leading commercial air transport and business aviation platforms, to mention also space and defence.
Richard DeanHOST
26:13
They've just released their latest global business aviation outlook and it paints an interesting picture.

Unknown podcast

Honeywell's Business Aviation Forecast and the Structural Case for Continued Growth

Oct 21 · 2 Mentions

TowerHOST
0:21
This is ATIS on Radio Hangar today.
TowerHOST
0:23
We're looking at what Honeywell Aerospace has to say about that narrative.
TowerHOST
0:26
And the short answer is, the market isn't reading the script those critics keep writing.
TowerHOST
0:31
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0:40
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TowerHOST
0:44
AviationSoul.com, Honeywell Aerospace has been publishing an annual business aviation outlook for decades.
TowerHOST
0:50
Before we get into this year's numbers, it matters to understand what Honeywell actually represents in this context because it shapes how you should weight the forecast.
TowerHOST
0:58
Honeywell is not a trade association.

Unknown podcast

NatSecPulse Daily — Wednesday, October 21, 2026

Oct 21 · 1 Mention

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3:33
This is significant because it shows the ongoing innovation and investment in the aerospace and defense sectors, the development of new technologies, and the recognition of innovative achievements will continue to drive progress in these fields.
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3:46
The Department of Homeland Security has awarded contracts to Honeywell Aerospace and OpenWorks to supply countertron systems.
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3:53
Enlightened IT has also won a cyber data contract with the Air Force.
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3:57
The contracts are worth $1.5 billion, $332.8 million, and an undisclosed amount respectively.
Tyler ShervenHOST
15:44
I really don't.
Tyler ShervenHOST
15:46
Honeywell Aerospace.
Tyler ShervenHOST
15:48
Okay.
Tyler ShervenHOST
15:48
Constellation Energy coming in at number two.

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