Honeywell to Sell Personal Protective Equipment Business to Protective Industrial Products
- Sale enables
Honeywell to further simplify and optimize its businesses in alignment with three powerful megatrends: automation, the future of aviation and energy transition - Positions
Honeywell to continue to deliver profitable growth and strong cash generation, creating compelling long-term value for shareowners.
This announcement follows the divestiture of
The PPE business has approximately 5,000 employees and a streamlined global manufacturing and distribution footprint that allows for cost-effective production, close proximity to customers and optimized lead times. It currently operates 20 manufacturing sites and 17 distribution sites across the
"Over the last five years, our PPE business has experienced significant wins as a result of its operational improvement initiatives, footprint rationalization and quick adaptation to global needs following the pandemic. Now with this transaction, the business will be positioned to accelerate its growth trajectory as it benefits from Odyssey's historic investing in the PPE sector and scaling similar businesses to expand into new products, geographies and end markets," said
Kapur added, "As we continue to simplify and optimize
PIP is a global supplier and manufacturer of PPE products.
"As a leader in personal protective equipment, we have a uniquely talented team and a rich legacy of award-winning innovations that position us for continued long-term success delivering a full suite of head-to-toe safety solutions to our longstanding customer base," said
The transaction follows
The transaction, which is expected to be completed in the first half of 2025, is subject to customary closing conditions.
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