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Honeywell Aerospace, symbol HONA-Q, has shown robust performance in Q2 with better-than-expected earnings per share (EPS) and sales, primarily driven by growth in building automation and industrial automation sectors. A key highlight is the expansion of margins due to effective cost management. Organic orders have jumped 16%, while the total backlog increased by 9%, showcasing strong demand. Additionally, the company has raised its full-year forecasts across various metrics, fueled by its dominant installed base in commercial flight engine start systems, which account for 75% of such operations. Looking ahead, Honeywell projects organic sales growth of 6-8% annually through 2030, indicating a solid growth trajectory despite analysts noting that valuations might appear excessive, warranting ongoing scrutiny.
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Q2 EPS and sales beat thanks to strength in building automation and industrial automation. Margins expanded on cost cuts. Organic orders grew 16% and total backlog by 9%. They raised their full-year forecast across the board. About 75% of commercial flights begin with HON's engine start systems, a huge installed base that leads to years of service revenue. Through 2030, organic sales growth is expected at 6-8% annually. They have more demand than they can handle.