New York, Feb 13, 2026, 18:25 EST — After-hours
- Honeywell shares closed up 0.65% at $241.38 and were little changed after hours. (StockAnalysis)
- Honeywell declared a $1.19-a-share quarterly dividend, payable March 13, with a Feb. 27 record date. (MarketScreener)
- Honeywell is scheduled to present at Barclays (Feb. 17) and Citi (Feb. 18) investor conferences in Miami. (Honeywell International Inc.)
Honeywell International Inc shares rose 0.6% to $241.38 in Friday’s regular session and were little changed after the close, after the industrial conglomerate declared a quarterly dividend. The company said it will pay $1.19 per share on March 13 to shareholders on record as of Feb. 27 — the date used to determine who gets the payout. (PR Newswire)
The move came as U.S. stocks steadied after an update showed inflation slowed last month, helping push Treasury yields lower. U.S. equity markets are closed on Monday for Presidents Day, stretching the gap between Friday’s close and Tuesday’s next full session. (AP News)
Honeywell investors have their own near-term catalyst. CEO Vimal Kapur is scheduled to present at the Barclays Industrial Select Conference on Feb. 17 and the Citi 2026 Global Industrial Tech and Mobility Conference on Feb. 18, with live audio webcasts available on the company’s investor website, Honeywell said. (Honeywell)
Honeywell’s shares have swung around recent highs. The stock hit an intraday peak of $245.63 on Thursday and ended that session down 1.18%, before Friday’s modest rebound, according to price data from Investing.com. On Friday, Honeywell’s gain lagged a nearly 2% rise in Parker Hannifin, while Danaher fell more than 1%, in a mixed day for industrial peers. (Investing)
The dividend lands as Honeywell keeps reshaping the portfolio. In its Jan. 29 results release, the company said the Honeywell Aerospace spin-off is now expected in the third quarter of 2026 and it forecast 2026 adjusted earnings per share of $10.35 to $10.65. Kapur said Honeywell exited 2025 with a “record backlog of over $37 billion,” which he said positions the company for 2026. (Honeywell International Inc.)
The company has also been filling out the aerospace leadership team ahead of that separation. Deere’s finance chief Joshua Jepsen will resign and take the CFO role at Honeywell’s aerospace unit starting Feb. 23, Reuters reported, as the business grapples with higher costs and tariff pressures. (Reuters)
A read-through from a former Honeywell unit has been in play, too. Solstice Advanced Materials — spun off from Honeywell in October — forecast 2026 earnings below analysts’ estimates on Wednesday, and CEO David Sewell told Reuters it is leaning into “secular growth trends,” including demand tied to AI data centers. (Reuters)
But the stock’s push toward the top of its 52-week range leaves less room for execution missteps. Any slip in aerospace aftermarket demand, a slower pickup in automation spending, or renewed cost pressure could test the shares, especially if management’s next set of remarks doesn’t add much beyond January’s outlook.
Next up is a quiet Monday — the NYSE calendar lists Washington’s Birthday on Feb. 16 — before markets reopen Tuesday, when Honeywell is due onstage at Barclays at 8:40 a.m. EST. The Citi event follows at 11:20 a.m. EST on Wednesday, and the dividend record date is Feb. 27. (New York Stock Exchange)
