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HONEYWELL BOARD OF DIRECTORS SETS RECORD DATE AND ANNOUNCES EXPECTED TIMING FOR SPIN-OFF OF HONEYWELL AEROSPACE AND HONEYWELL REVERSE STOCK SPLIT

Honeywell (NASDAQ: HON) set a June 15, 2026 record date for its previously announced spin-off of Honeywell Aerospace. The company expects to distribute shares on June 29, 2026 at a 1-for-2 ratio, with Honeywell Aerospace starting Nasdaq trading under “HONA.” Honeywell also plans a 1-for-2 reverse stock split effective June 29, 2026, reducing HON shares from ~634 million to ~317 million.

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Record date June 15; when-issued HONAV around June 15; regular-way HONA and reverse split effective June 29.
Neutral—structural corporate action with no stated earnings/guidance change, but positioning likely affects sentiment.

Corporate action (spin-off + reverse split) will mechanically change share count, create ex-distribution trading, and likely drive volatility around June 15–29.

Honeywell set the June 15 record date and June 29 distribution for the Honeywell Aerospace spin-off, plus a 1-for-2 reverse split affecting HON shares.

Higher near-term volatility into record date and distribution; direction depends on market valuation of the spun entity versus mechanical effects.

Background

Honeywell previously announced a spin-off of Honeywell Aerospace; this release sets the record date, distribution timing/ratio, Nasdaq tickers for regular-way and when-issued trading, and a contingent 1-for-2 reverse stock split.

Why it matters

The event creates multiple trading regimes (regular-way HON with right to receive, ex-distribution HONIV without the right, and when-issued HONAV for the newco), and reduces HON’s share count via reverse split effective at the distribution date.

Market relevance

Material for traders due to precise corporate-action dates, distribution ratio, and ticker changes that affect order handling, hedging, and valuation expectations.

Market effects

Aerospace/defense supplier separation could shift investor focus toward pure-play aerospace exposure and defense/aviation end-market risk.

Primary impact is US-listed trading mechanics on Nasdaq; limited direct regional macro linkage.

Global investors holding HON may rebalance exposure to aerospace vs industrial automation/other Honeywell segments after separation.

Alternative perspectives

Reverse splits and spin mechanics can be largely mechanical; longer-term performance may hinge on post-separation capital allocation rather than the event itself.

Watch for how the market values the standalone aerospace business versus the remaining Honeywell, and how ex-distribution trading (HONIV) affects liquidity/borrow and hedging flows.

Key entities

  • Honeywell

    HON will distribute Honeywell Aerospace shares to holders of record and execute a 1-for-2 reverse stock split on June 29, 2026.

  • Honeywell Aerospace

    New Nasdaq listing expected to begin regular-way trading on June 29, 2026 under ticker HONA; when-issued trading expected around June 15.

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