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Oct. 21 (Bloomberg) -- Honeywell International Inc. jumped the most in 17 months after raising its full-year forecast amid a recovery in commercial aerospace and increasing sales of auto turbochargers.
Honeywell, based in Morris Township, New Jersey, rose 5.8 percent to $51.28 at the close in New York, the biggest gain since May 10, 2010. The stock had dropped 8.8 percent this year before today.
Aerospace sales gained 8 percent in the third quarter as commercial equipment offset declining military and government services sales, the company said. Honeywell, also the maker of chemicals and fire systems, joined U.S. manufacturers United Technologies Corp. and Parker Hannifin Corp. in raising forecasts this week.
“We’re well-positioned for growth across all four of our business segments again next year,” Honeywell Chief Executive Officer David Cote said today during a conference call with analysts. “While we’re not denying the potential for another recession, we think the high probability outcome is a slow- growth economic environment.
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