Honeywell International Inc. will split into separate publicly traded companies following pressure from an activist investor, the latest in a line of industrial conglomerates seeking a more streamlined portfolio.

Honeywell said on Thursday it will split into three independently listed companies, breaking up one of America's last standing conglomerates just months after activist investor Elliott Management took a $5 billion stake in the industrial giant.

Honeywell is to split into three separate publicly listed companies separating its aerospace, automation, and advanced material businesses.

Honeywell plans to split into three publicly traded companies to enhance shareholder value, driven by Elliott Management's influence.

Honeywell announced plans on Thursday to break itself into three publicly traded companies, dismantling one of the last remaining U.S. industrial conglomerates. The move follows mounting pressure from activist investor Elliott Investment Management,

Honeywell is splitting into three independently listed companies, breaking up one of America's last standing conglomerates just months after activist investor Elliott Management took a $5 billion stake in the industrial giant.