Honeywell (HON) Drops 6% On Weak Outlook After Middle East Disruptions Bite
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Honeywell (HON) shares fell 6% after missing Q1 sales estimates at $9.14 billion, down from expectations of $9.3 billion, due to Middle East disruptions impacting its process automation and technology sectors. Net income declined 43.3% to $821 million, though adjusted EPS increased 11% to $2.45, surpassing forecasts. The company’s weak outlook reflects ongoing regional challenges.
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