Deal facts
- Buyer
- Honeywell International, Inc.
- Target
- Catalyst Technologies
- Deal value
- Not disclosed
- Announced
- 3 July 2026
- Status
- Completed
- Sector
- Other
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Consideration
- Not stated
Sources
Honeywell International, Inc. has agreed to acquire Catalyst Technologies in a strategic acquisition announced on 3 July 2026. The transaction involves a US-based buyer purchasing a target company based in Great Britain. The deal value remains undisclosed, and the specific consideration type was not reported in the available data. The sector classification for this transaction is listed as Other, though this label carries low confidence. The parties have not disclosed any specific strategic rationale or financial terms for the arrangement.
The last reported status indicates that the transaction is completed, despite the absence of a confirmed completion date in the records. Regulatory approval requirements were not explicitly detailed in the source information provided. The confidence levels regarding the buyer and target names are high, while the sector classification carries lower certainty. No other comparable deals or market comparisons are included in this summary. The completion of this acquisition marks the final stage of the process for both Honeywell International, Inc. and Catalyst Technologies.
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China regulatory approval for sale of CT
3 rd July 2026 Johnson Matthey Plc JM receives China regulatory approval for the sale of Catalyst Technologies to Honeywell Johnson Matthey Plc ("JM") is pleased to confirm that the State Administration for Market Regulation in China has granted clearance of the acquisition by Honeywell International, Inc. ("Honeywell") of the Catalyst Technologies business (the "Transac
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