Honeywell's current corporate identity changed materially in 2026, so older profiles that describe one Honeywell company spanning aerospace, industrial automation and advanced materials are now out of date. On June 29, 2026, Honeywell completed the spin-off of Honeywell Aerospace and launched Honeywell Technologies as the independent automation company that continues to trade on Nasdaq under the ticker HON. The broader portfolio restructuring also separated Solstice Advanced Materials, leaving Honeywell Technologies focused on Building Automation, Process Automation and Technology, and Industrial Automation. Honeywell's current About page describes the business around mission-critical software, controls, sensors, industrial systems and automation technologies used in buildings, refineries, manufacturing plants, utilities, data centers, hospitals, warehouses and other complex operating environments.
The legal company name appearing on the current honeywell.com site remains Honeywell International Inc., while Honeywell Technologies is the public-facing identity adopted for the post-separation automation company. Honeywell's corporate history also needs careful labeling. The company traces its technology lineage to 1885, when Albert Butz patented a furnace regulator and started the business that evolved through predecessor companies; Honeywell Heating Specialty Co. was formed in 1906. Those dates describe different points in a long corporate history rather than a single simple founding event. The current global headquarters is at 855 South Mint Street, Charlotte, North Carolina 28202, a location Honeywell identifies as its global headquarters.
Customer support is product- and business-specific. Honeywell operates multiple support environments for building controls, industrial automation, process technologies, safety products and software, and the main Contact and Support pages route users to the appropriate team rather than presenting one universal consumer hotline. Buyers and operators should use the product family, region, contract and serial or account information tied to the system they actually own. The same caution applies to distributors: Honeywell products can be sold and serviced through authorized partners, but a third-party seller's use of the Honeywell name does not by itself prove authorization.
The stable profile facts after the 2026 separation are the Honeywell Technologies automation identity, Honeywell International Inc. legal name on the current site, HON public listing, Charlotte headquarters, 1885 legacy origins, and current focus on building, process and industrial automation. Employee counts, installed-asset totals, patent counts and individual business-line metrics are time-sensitive and should be dated rather than presented as permanent Profile details.
