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Honeywell Aerospace (NasdaqGS:HONA) announced a US$500 million manufacturing expansion in Tempe, Arizona, aimed at internal production capacity and key aerospace customers.

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Honeywell tops Q3 earnings and revenue estimates, raises its 2026 EPS outlook and targets 2027 growth despite supply constraints and margin pressures.

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Key TakeawaysHoneywell Aerospace shares fell 11% after a third-quarter beat, as it held its 2026 organic sales outlook. One-time tariff refunds drove the quarter’s profit growth, while parts shortages held sales growth to 2%.

HONA beat Q3 earnings and revenue estimates, with backlog growth and stronger demand supporting results as the company raises its 2026 earnings outlook.

Honeywell Aerospace reported earnings per share of $2.21. Wall Street was looking for $1.87.

$19.3B backlog and record new wins signal strong demand despite supply constraints.

Honeywell Aerospace (NASDAQ:HONA) reported third-quarter organic sales growth of 2.4% to $4.6 billion, exceeding its prior expectation for flat to slightly higher sales as mechanical output improved from the second quarter.