Updated
Updated · CNBC · Jun 11
Honeywell Holds Investor Day Before June 29 Breakup, With 50-Point Upside Seen
Updated
Updated · CNBC · Jun 11

Honeywell Holds Investor Day Before June 29 Breakup, With 50-Point Upside Seen

3 articles · Updated · CNBC · Jun 11

Summary

  • Honeywell held an investor day Thursday ahead of its June 29 split into separate aerospace and automation businesses, putting the planned breakup at the center of its message to investors.
  • June 29 is the target date for the separation, which is meant to let investors value the two businesses independently rather than inside the current conglomerate structure.
  • Automation drew the strongest bullish case, with Jim Cramer arguing the market is underestimating its total addressable market and the long-term value the standalone unit could command.
  • 50 points of upside could emerge after the restructuring, he said, even as he warned of near-term volatility and "grave dislocations" around the separation that he would treat as a buying opportunity.

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