What was Honeywell's revenue in Q2 2025?

Honeywell's revenue was $9.8 billion, with organic growth of 5%.

Did Honeywell raise its annual earnings guidance?

Yes, it raised guidance to $10.05-$10.25 per share from $9.80-$10.00.

Why did Honeywell's stock rise after the announcement?

The stock rose on stronger-than-expected results, raised guidance, and growth in Building Automation.

When was Honeywell's aerospace business spun off?

The spin-off occurred before Q2 2025; these are the first quarterly results post-separation.

Honeywell Beats Q2 Forecasts in First Post-Aerospace Spin-Off Results

Honeywell reported better-than-expected second-quarter earnings and raised its full-year profit guidance, marking its first quarterly results as a standalone automation company after spinning off its aerospace business.

Honeywell International (NASDAQ:HON) reported stronger-than-expected second-quarter earnings and raised its full-year profit guidance, marking its first quarterly results as a standalone automation company following the separation of its aerospace business. The results were supported by higher organic sales, expanding margins and continued strength in its Building Automation division, sending shares modestly higher in early trading.

Key Financial Results

Metric	Q2 2025	YoY Change
Revenue	$9.8B	+5% organic
Operating Margin	22.3%	+120 bps
Adjusted EPS	$2.51	+8%

Highlights from the Statement

CEO commented that the performance reflects the strength of the automation portfolio and ongoing demand for smart building solutions. The aerospace spin-off allows Honeywell to focus on industrial automation innovation.

Guidance

Honeywell raised its full-year 2025 earnings guidance to a range of $10.05-$10.25 per share, up from the previous $9.80-$10.00, citing confidence in sustained growth.

Stock Impact

Shares edged higher in early trading, indicating steady investor confidence post-spin-off. The stock remains within its usual trading range.

What This Means for Investors

The results confirm Honeywell's ability to grow as a pure-play automation company. The raised guidance provides a positive signal, but investors should monitor performance of other segments following the aerospace separation.