经济观察网 霍尼韦尔于2026年1月30日公布2025年第四季度及全年业绩报告。2025年全年销售额为 374.42亿美元，同比增长8%；调整后每股收益为9.78美元，同比增长12%。公司同时发布2026年业绩展 望，预计销售额为388亿至398亿美元，内生式销售额同比增长3%至6%，调整后每股收益为10.35至 10.65美元，同比增长6%至9%。业务分拆计划进展加速，自动化和航空航天业务分拆预计于2026年第三 季度完成，较原计划提前，以进一步聚焦自动化核心领域。 近7天（2026年2月8日至13日），霍尼韦尔股价呈现波动上涨态势。2月9日收盘价为239.84美元（单日 涨0.61%），2月10日升至243.34美元（涨1.46%），2月11日小幅回调至242.70美元（跌0.26%），2月12 日跌至239.83美元（跌1.18%），2月13日最新收盘价为241.38美元（涨0.65%）。区间累计涨幅为 1.26%，成交额逐步收窄，2月13日成交额为12.88亿美元。股价表现相对抗跌，同期道指下跌1.23%。 以上内容基于公开资料整理，不构成投资建议。 2026年2月9日，京津冀消协组织联合发布公开劝谕 ...

股票近期走势 经济观察网 2026年2月9日，京津冀消协组织联合发布公开劝谕，重点约谈霍尼韦尔等企业，针对除醛 仪、除醛果冻等产品的虚假宣传问题，要求企业立即自查整改，规范营销行为。此事件可能对霍尼韦尔 的品牌声誉和消费者业务带来短期合规风险。 近7天（2026年2月5日至11日），霍尼韦尔（HON.OQ）股价整体呈上涨趋势，区间涨幅3.12%。具体表 现：2月5日收盘233.85美元（单日跌0.64%），2月6日涨至238.38美元（涨1.94%），2月9日涨至239.84 美元（涨0.61%），2月10日涨至243.34美元（涨1.46%），2月11日小幅回调至242.70美元（跌 0.26%）。股价在2月5日美股科技股领跌背景下相对抗跌，同期道指跌1.20%，标普500跌1.23%。 ...

除醛果冻也存在类似问题。商家宣称"24小时搬新家""除醛率99%"，如刻意淡化实验空间体积、特定温 湿度的前提，普通家庭环境下效果存疑。部分产品以"果冻变色反映除醛进度"为噱头，实则是利用视觉 错觉欺骗消费者；有的用"草本精华"模糊核心成分，未告知强氧化性可能引发的呼吸道刺激、物品腐蚀 等风险。 "单台覆盖180㎡""2小时除醛率99%+""24小时搬新家""除醛率99%"……除醛产品作为新兴消费品类，市 场需求增长迅速，但部分企业利用消费者对室内环境安全的焦虑，通过虚假宣传牟利，严重侵害消费者 权益。近日，京津冀消协组织发布消费提示，呼吁消费者牢记"理性认知、仔细查验、依法维权"原则， 规避消费陷阱。 当前除醛仪领域存在虚假夸大宣传的现象。有的品牌宣称"单台覆盖180㎡""2小时除醛率99%+"，实则 数据源于小型密闭试验舱，与家庭复杂环境差异显著，"高效除醛"实为误导。有的企业混淆概念，将强 刺激性臭氧包装为"活性氧""超氧"，刻意回避健康危害，未在说明中标注警示。个别商家甚至散布"开 窗通风无用论"，诱导高价消费，违背科学常识。 对此，京津冀消协组织发布消费提示，消费者应理性看待宣传，摒弃"速效迷信"。 ...

此前，《中国消费者报》报道揭露了除醛仪市场主要存在三个主要问题：一是虚假夸大宣传，宣称"单台覆盖 180 ㎡""2 小时除醛率 99%+"等内容，但其数据基于小型密闭试验舱得出，与家庭实际场景差异大；二是隐瞒核心原理及 健康风险，将"臭氧"等包装为"活性氧""超氧"等模糊概念，未明确告知健康危害；三是散布"开窗通风无用"等错误言 论，贬低传统除醛方法。 《中国消费者报》的报道还揭露了除醛果冻市场存在的问题：弱化实验环境，突出宣称"除醛率 99% 以上""24 小时搬 新家"等内容，涉嫌误导消费者；将果冻颜色变化与除醛进度绑定的"可视化除醛"卖点涉嫌欺诈；以"草本精华"等模糊 表述隐瞒核心成分，未充分告知强氧化性带来的健康危害及物品腐蚀风险。 整治除醛产品乱象，发布公开劝谕和专项规范 为切实规范除醛果冻、除醛仪产品市场经营秩序，依法保障消费者合法权益，北京市消费者协会、天津市消费者协 会、河北省消费者权益保护委员会（以下简称"京津冀消协组织"）近期联合开展系列监督整治工作：联合约谈希望 树、霍尼韦尔、山山、绿之源、创绿家、欧朗德斯、巴赛夫、百而思、恺文等企业，以及部分电商平台、MCN机构。 同时，向全行业发出公 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei Consumer Associations have jointly issued a public advisory to address market chaos surrounding emerging consumer products like formaldehyde removal devices and gels, aiming to promote rational market behavior and protect consumer rights [1] Group 1: Market Issues - The formaldehyde removal product market is plagued by frequent false advertising, severely harming consumer rights. Claims such as "single unit covers 180㎡" and "99%+ formaldehyde removal rate in 2 hours" are misleading as they originate from small, controlled test environments, which differ significantly from real household conditions [1] - Some companies confuse concepts by marketing ozone as "active oxygen" or "super oxygen," deliberately avoiding health hazard warnings and failing to provide necessary alerts in their descriptions [1] - Similar issues are present with formaldehyde removal gels, which claim "24-hour move-in" and "99% removal rate," while downplaying the specific conditions under which these results were achieved, leading to doubts about their effectiveness in typical home environments [1] Group 2: Regulatory Actions - The consumer associations have conducted key discussions with brands such as Hope Tree, Honeywell, and others, demanding accountability for false advertising and misleading promotions [2] - Brands that refused to participate in discussions, like Shanshan and Baidesi, were publicly criticized by the consumer associations for not fulfilling their obligations [2] Group 3: Compliance Requirements - Companies are required to conduct comprehensive self-inspections and rectify misleading content in promotional materials, including removing exaggerated claims and misleading statements [3] - There is a mandate for clear disclosure of testing data, including the volume and conditions of test environments, to avoid misleading consumers [3] - Companies must adhere to strict operational responsibilities, ensuring that e-commerce platforms and MCN organizations monitor and regulate the promotional content of vendors [3] Group 4: Product Standards - Formaldehyde removal device manufacturers must standardize terminology and risk disclosures, clearly labeling ozone and its health risks, and specifying usage conditions [4] - Formaldehyde removal gel producers are required to accurately disclose product ingredients and the principles of formaldehyde removal, avoiding vague terms like "herbal essence" [4] Group 5: Consumer Guidance - The consumer associations have issued guidelines urging consumers to adopt rational consumption practices, emphasizing the importance of verifying product claims and being cautious of exaggerated statements [5] - Consumers are advised to check product labels for core ingredients, request complete third-party testing reports, and ensure they purchase from reputable manufacturers [5] - A special supervisory group will be established to monitor compliance and address companies that fail to rectify issues within the stipulated timeframe [5]