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HONA

Honeywell Aerospace Inc.

Industrials · Aerospace & Defense

163.31USD

+0.2900 (+0.18%)

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Honeywell Aerospace Inc.

Ticker HONA · NasdaqGS
Industrials »Research »
Classification Aerospace & Defense

Honeywell Aerospace Inc. manufactures and supplies aircraft components, avionics, engines, and systems for airframe manufacturing, commercial airline, military and defense, business aviation, and space markets, as well as other markets in the aerospace industry. The company offers actuation products, air and thermal management products, auxiliary power units, cabin management and entertainment products, cockpit systems and displays, electric power products, engines, health and usage monitoring products, lighting products, microelectronics, navigation products and radios, recorders and transmitters, satellite communications, sensors, space products, terrain and traffic awareness, vehicle turbochargers, weather radars, and wheels and braking systems. It also provides aerospace trading, asset availability, cabin connectivity, maintenance and service plans, certifications, training, and other flight services; and GoDirect Trade, an e-commerce platform that offers access to new and used air transport and business aircraft parts. The company's platform includes business jets, airlines/cargo planes, helicopters, defense, space, general aviation, and automotive platforms. It provides products and services to military fixed and rotary wing operators in South America, Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East. The company was founded in 1914 and is based in Phoenix, Arizona. Honeywell Aerospace Inc. is as a prior subsidiary of Honeywell International Inc.

1)

Price Chart

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Price

 

 

1M6MYTD1Y5Y
Close
Px/Chg 1D (USD)163.31 / +0.18%
52 Wk H (06/16/26)269.95
52 Wk L (09/09/26)151.58
YTD Change/%—
Mkt Cap (USD)51.8B
Shrs Out/Float317.0M / 316.6M
SI/% of Float8.6M / —
Days to Cover2.1
2)

Estimates

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Next Report10/28/26
P/E49.79
Est P/E 12/202618.32
T12M EPS (USD)3.28
Est EPS8.92
Est PEG1.04
Analyst Target$199.20
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Dividend

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Ind Gross Yield0.0%
Ind Ann Dvd (USD)—
5Y Avg Yield—
Cash (USD)—
Payout Ratio0.0%
Ex-Dvd Date—
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Total Return

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1M-0.01%
3M-19.97%
6M—
1Y—
3Y—
5Y—
52W vs SPX-18.34% / +10.89%
Beta—
5)

Trading

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Day Range155.54 - 167.85
Prev Close163.02
Volume3.4M
Avg Volume3.7M
50d Avg159.94
200d Avg184.61
Employees30,000
6)

Fundamentals snapshot

Reading the stored fundamentals…

Dated 52-week rows are the highest and lowest CLOSE and the day each happened, which sits a little inside the intraday range a vendor quotes. Quotes are refreshed once a night — during a session the price above is the previous close.

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Fundamentals snapshot

Fundamentals snapshotValue 3 of 5 checks passed; Growth 3 of 4 checks passed; Past performance not enough data; Health 1 of 5 checks passed; Dividend no dividendValue3 of 5Growth3 of 4Pastn/aHealth1 of 5Dividendnone
  • Value3 of 5 checks passed

    Is the price low against peers, cash flow and analyst targets?

    1 of 6 checks could not be assessed (the stored data lacks the figures they need).

  • Growth3 of 4 checks passed

    Do analysts expect earnings and revenue to keep growing?

    2 of 6 checks could not be assessed (the stored data lacks the figures they need and there is no analyst coverage stored).

  • Past performanceNot enough data

    Has the business grown and earned good returns on its filed numbers?

    Only 2 of 6 checks could be assessed because there is not enough stored history and the figures they need are not meaningful here; 4 are needed.

  • Health1 of 5 checks passed

    Can the balance sheet carry its debt?

    1 of 6 checks could not be assessed (the stored data lacks the figures they need).

  • DividendNo dividend

    Is the dividend decent, covered and steady?

    No dividend appears in the stored data, so this axis is left off the shape rather than drawn as zero.

An axis marked n/a has no vertex: it is left out of the shape rather than drawn as zero.

How this is scored

Each axis asks six plain questions of the stored data. A check that passes counts one. A check the stored data cannot answer is left out of the count, never counted as a fail, and an axis needs four answerable checks to show a result. Axes are never added together: there is no overall score. The thresholds are conventional rules of thumb and are blunt across sectors, so each check is listed with its rule and the figure it used.

Value

  1. P/E below peers

    Trailing P/E is positive and below the median of its peers: the companies in its industry if there are at least 5, else its sector if at least 10, else the whole market if at least 30, always in the same currency.

    P/E 49.8 against a peer median of 32.6 (15 USD companies in Aerospace & Defense).

    ✕ Did not pass

  2. PEG ratio

    The PEG ratio is positive and at most 1.5.

    PEG 1.04.

    ✓ Passed

  3. EV/EBITDA below peers

    EV/EBITDA is positive and below the peer median, with peers chosen as for P/E. Not applied to financial companies.

    EV/EBITDA 18.9 against a peer median of 19.4 (16 USD companies in Aerospace & Defense).

    ✓ Passed

  4. Price/book below peers

    Price to book is positive and below the peer median, with peers chosen as for P/E.

    Book value is negative (liabilities exceed assets), so there is no price/book to compare.

    ✕ Did not pass

Statements: SEC filings, newest period 06/2026.

Peers: P/E against 15 USD companies in Aerospace & Defense; EV/EBITDA against 16 USD companies in Aerospace & Defense; price/book against 20 USD companies in Aerospace & Defense.

Rules of thumb applied to stored filings and quote data. Statements are as of the newest period shown above; multiples, analyst targets, estimates and yield come from a best-effort refresh and can lag by days. A count of plain checks, not a rating, a valuation or investment advice. Terms

  • Free cash flow yield

    Free cash flow is at least 4.5% of market cap, the risk-free rate used across this site. Not applied to financial companies.

    No free cash flow is stored (it needs operating cash flow and capital expenditure).

    – Not assessed

  • Analyst target above price

    The mean analyst target is at least 15% above the last close, from at least 3 analysts. A published consensus, not a fair value.

    Mean analyst target above the last close by 22.0% (15 analysts).

    ✓ Passed

  • Growth

    1. Earnings growth, next year

      Consensus EPS for next fiscal year is at least 10% above this year's consensus, from at least 3 analysts.

      Next year's EPS: consensus up 34.1% (14 analysts).

      ✓ Passed

    2. Earnings growth, this year

      Consensus EPS for this fiscal year is at least 10% above last year's figure on the same street basis, from at least 3 analysts.

      This year's EPS: the prior-year figure to grow from is not stored.

      – Not assessed

    3. Revenue growth, next year

      Consensus revenue for next fiscal year is at least 5% above this year's consensus, from at least 3 analysts.

      Next year's revenue: consensus up 7.8% (15 analysts).

      ✓ Passed

    4. Revenue growth, this year

      Consensus revenue for this fiscal year is at least 5% above last year's reported revenue, from at least 3 analysts.

      This year's revenue: consensus up 5.6% (16 analysts).

      ✓ Passed

    5. Estimates rising

      More analysts raised than cut this year's EPS estimate over the last 90 days, with at least 2 revisions in all.

      No analyst estimates are stored for this security.

      – Not assessed

    6. Revenue growth, latest quarter

      Revenue in the latest quarter is at least 8% above the same quarter a year earlier.

      Latest-quarter revenue up 5.4% on a year earlier.

      ✕ Did not pass

    Past performance

    1. Earnings growth, multi-year

      Net income grew at least 5% a year over up to 5 fiscal years (at least 3 annual figures, positive at both ends).

      Net income for the latest fiscal year is not in the stored statements.

      – Not assessed

    2. Earnings growth, last year

      Net income over the latest twelve months is above the twelve months before it, and positive.

      Two comparable twelve-month periods of net income are not stored.

      – Not assessed

    3. Revenue growth, multi-year

      Revenue grew at least 3% a year over up to 5 fiscal years (at least 3 annual figures).

      Revenue for the latest fiscal year is not in the stored statements.

      – Not assessed

    4. Return on equity

      Return on equity is at least 15%: twelve-month net income over average equity. Not meaningful when equity is negative.

      Return on equity is not meaningful: equity is not positive.

      – Not assessed

    5. Return on assets

      Return on assets is at least 5%: twelve-month net income over average assets. Not applied to financial companies.

      Return on assets 10.0%: twelve-month net income over the average assets.

      ✓ Passed

    6. Cash earnings

      Operating cash flow over the latest twelve months is positive and at least net income. Not applied to financial companies.

      Operating cash flow was at or above net income over the last twelve months.

      ✓ Passed

    Health

    1. Current ratio

      Current assets are at least 1.0x current liabilities. Not applied to financial companies.

      Current ratio 1.5x.

      ✓ Passed

    2. Short-term assets cover long-term liabilities

      Current assets are at least the liabilities that fall due after a year (total liabilities less current liabilities). Not applied to financial companies.

      Current assets are 0.5x the liabilities due after a year.

      ✕ Did not pass

    3. Debt to equity

      Total debt is at most 100% of equity; no debt passes, negative equity with debt does not. Not applied to financial companies.

      Equity is negative while the company carries debt.

      ✕ Did not pass

    4. Net debt to EBITDA

      Net debt (total debt less cash) is at most 3.0x EBITDA; a net cash position passes. Not applied to financial companies.

      Net debt is 4.2x EBITDA.

      ✕ Did not pass

    5. Interest cover

      Operating income covers interest expense at least 3.0x; no debt passes. Not applied to financial companies.

      The newest stored balance sheet lacks the figures this needs.

      – Not assessed

    6. Cash flow to debt

      Operating cash flow is at least 20% of total debt; no debt passes. Not applied to financial companies.

      Operating cash flow is 19.1% of total debt.

      ✕ Did not pass

    Dividend

    1. Dividend yield

      The dividend yield is at least 2%.

      No dividend appears in the stored data.

      – Not assessed

    2. Payout ratio

      Dividends paid are at most 75% of net income. Not applied to real estate companies, whose net income is after depreciation.

      No dividend appears in the stored data.

      – Not assessed

    3. Free cash flow cover

      Free cash flow covers the dividends paid at least 1.0x. Not applied to financial companies.

      No dividend appears in the stored data.

      – Not assessed

    4. Paid every year

      A dividend was paid in every one of the last 4 to 8 fiscal years stored (consecutive years, all present). A year missing from the filings data is not read as no dividend, so a gap makes this not assessed.

      No dividend appears in the stored data.

      – Not assessed

    5. No cuts

      Total dividends paid never fell by more than 20% from one fiscal year to the next in that window.

      No dividend appears in the stored data.

      – Not assessed

    6. Growing dividend

      Total dividends paid grew at least 3% a year across that window. The total, not per share: no per-share dividend history is stored.

      No dividend appears in the stored data.

      – Not assessed