Honeywell International Inc.: valuation

HONNASDAQIndustrials · Aircraft Engines & Engine Parts

Price

$222.46

November 13, 2026Market cap $70.7B

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Notes on these figures

The company lowered its dividend in the past year. The trailing yield still counts the higher payments before the cut.
A figure that did not match the numbers it is built from has been left out.

Valuation today

What the market pays for the company's earnings, cash flow, book value and revenue at $222.46 (November 13, 2026), beside the median of its past fiscal years.

Today's P/E (10.0) is 23% below the median of the chart's 3 years (13.0).

EV / EBIT: 9.5
EV / Revenue: 2.4
Earnings yield: 10.0%
FCF yield: 1.4%
Market cap: $70.7B; enterprise value $81.1B

2025
P/E13.3
2024
P/E13.0
2023
P/E12.4

Year	Price	P/E	P/FCF	P/B	P/S
2025	$195.09	13.3	11.4	4.5	1.7
2024	$225.89	13.0	14.0	3.9	2.1
2023	$209.71	12.4	14.9	4.3	2.1

Each multiple at the closing price of the fiscal year's last trading day and the same year's figures. A year with a loss or negative free cash flow has no P/E or P/FCF.

Valuation against its own past

HON's P/E, P/FCF and P/B at each year-end price, from 2009 to 2022, 14 more fiscal years

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What today's price assumes

The discounted cash flow model run backwards: not what the company is worth, but the growth the price takes for granted.

For a buyer at $222.46 who wants 9% a year, free cash flow would need to grow by about

+24.2%a year for ten years

Over the last 5 years it grew by +0.4% a year.

at 7% a year: +18.4%
at 9% a year: +24.2%
at 11% a year: +29.1%

Arithmetic on the price, not a forecast. Starts from free cash flow of $967M over the last 12 months and net debt $10.4B, the same growth each year for ten years, then 2.5% a year forever. Try other numbers in the DCF calculator.

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What is Honeywell International worth on your own assumptions?

The DCF calculator opens with the company's figures already filled in from its filings. You set how fast its cash flow grows and the return you ask for, and see the value those assumptions give.

Free cash flow, 12 months: $967M
Net debt: $10.4B
Shares: 318M
FCF, 5-year average a year: +0.4%
Revenue, 5-year average a year: +2.8%
Price: $222.46

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What do Honeywell International's filings show?

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What is HON's P/E?

HON's P/E is 10.0, on earnings per share of $22.13 over the last 12 months. The median over the last 5 fiscal years was 13.2.

What is HON's P/FCF?

HON's P/FCF is 73.1: a market cap of $70.7B over $967M of free cash flow in the last 12 months. Put the other way, a free cash flow yield of 1.4%.

How do I work out what HON is worth?

With the DCF calculator: it opens with Honeywell International's figures from its filings, you enter your assumptions for growth and the return you ask for, and see the value they give. The company pages give no price target of their own. A full analysis gives a fair-value range, which is an estimate, not a target.

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