<h1>Honeywell to Split into Three Independent Companies by 2026, Following Similar Moves by GE and Alcoa</h1> Honeywell, a major US industrial conglomerate, announced plans to split into three independent companies, mirroring similar moves by General Electric and Alcoa. The North Carolina-based company will separate its automation and aerospace technologies businesses, alongside a previously announced spin-off of its advanced materials division. This strategic move aims to create three publicly listed entities, each pursuing tailored growth strategies to enhance shareholder and customer value. The separation is expected to be finalized in the latter half of 2026. Following the announcement, Honeywell's shares dropped by over 4% in pre-market trading.