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Honeywell Is Said to Near Sale of Warehouse Services Unit to AIP

Honeywell Is Said to Near Sale of Warehouse Services Unit to AIP

Honeywell International is in advanced talks to sell its warehouse and workflow solutions business to American Industrial Partners. The deal, still under negotiation, could be announced soon, as Honeywell seeks to streamline operations and focus on core sectors. The sale reflects ongoing restructuring efforts within Honeywell to optimize its portfolio.

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