Honeywell Continues The Disaggregation Trend Amongst Aerospace Companies
On February 6, Honeywell announced it would be splitting its operations in aerospace and home automation. It had previously indicated it would be spinning out its advanced materials business. The total split was prompted by an activist position taken by Elliott Investment Management in November of last year.
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