Honeywell expands its presence in the European defense sector through the acquisition of Civitanavi - Business AM
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Honeywell Aerospace is strengthening its presence in the European defense sector by leveraging strategic partnerships and consolidating its local supply networks. This expansion is primarily driven by the integration of Civitanavi Systems, a company acquired by Honeywell in 2024. By integrating inertial navigation technology developed in the European Union, Honeywell is better able to meet the growing needs of allied countries, which prioritize speed of delivery and supply chain reliability. The acquisition of Civitanavi Systems has provided Honeywell with a specialized portfolio, essential for the modernization of missiles, land vehicles, maritime systems, and autonomous platforms. The ARGO 4000 inertial measurement unit is one of the flagship products in this offering: it guarantees high-precision navigation, even in environments where GPS signals are blocked, jammed, or spoofed. As a result, many European OEMs now favor this technology for their guidance systems. In Ukraine, Honeywell has built up a significant order book through long-term collaborations, notably with the Luch design bureau, the leading national developer of precision weapons. This partnership relies on a combination of American and European navigation tools to improve weapon accuracy. According to Matt Milas, President of the Defense and Space division, European defense spending has moved from mere...
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