Honeywell Aerospace Cuts 2026 Outlook After Q2 Sales Reach $4.5 Billion
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Updated · Yahoo Finance · Aug 6
Honeywell Aerospace Cuts 2026 Outlook After Q2 Sales Reach $4.5 Billion
3 articles · Updated · Yahoo Finance · Aug 6
Summary
Honeywell Aerospace lowered 2026 guidance to 4%–5% organic sales growth, $4.35 billion–$4.45 billion in adjusted EBIT and $7.60–$7.90 in adjusted EPS after supply bottlenecks slowed its expected production ramp.
Q2 sales still rose 5% organically to $4.5 billion and orders climbed 8%, but constrained output, a less profitable mix and a $50 million inventory-obsolescence charge pushed adjusted EBIT down 2% to $1 billion.
CEO Jim Currier said the disruption is concentrated in a small slice of suppliers rather than a broad operational breakdown, while the newly independent company adds suppliers, tooling and internal capacity.
Management expects the biggest payoff from those fixes in 2027, even as demand remains strong across commercial aviation, aftermarket, defense and space and lifetime customer wins this year reached $15 billion.