NASDAQ:HON 23 October 2025 - 27 June 2026

Honeywell’s third-quarter report arrived as a positive surprise for investors. The industrial-tech conglomerate beat Wall Street expectations on both revenue and profit, and management struck an upbeat tone by raising full-year guidance. Quarterly sales reached $10.41 billion, topping analysts’ $10.14 billion forecast, according to LSEG data investing.com. Adjusted earnings of $2.82 per share easily surpassed the $2.57 consensus investing.com. These stronger-than-expected results immediately boosted market sentiment. In pre-market trading on Oct. 23, Honeywell’s stock spiked nearly 5% investing.com. By midday, HON hovered around $218 per share, roughly 6% higher than the prior close, and narrowing its year-to-date loss to about 3.6%. This relief rally suggests investors welcomed the earnings beat and guidance hike after a choppy year for the stock investing.com marketscreener.com. Management raised its full-year outlook, signaling confidence in sustained demand. Honeywell now forecasts 2025 adjusted earnings of $10.60–$10.70 per share, up from a $10.24–$10.44 range earlier investing.com. The improved forecast implies Honeywell expects a strong finish to 2025. “Honeywell on Thursday raised its 2025 profit forecast despite the impact of a planned separation… signaling robust growth prospects fueled by strong aerospace demand,” Reuters reported, noting the news sent HON shares sharply higher investing.com.