Honeywell Considers Strategic Options for Aerospace Business

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Honeywell International (US), a leading industrial conglomerate, is evaluating strategic options for its aerospace business, including the possibility of a separation. This development comes approximately one month after Elliott Investment Management (US), a prominent activist investor, called for the breakup of the industrial giant to unlock shareholder value.

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