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Honeywell sees sales of $41-$45 billion in 5 years


    BOSTON (Reuters) - Diversified U.S. manufacturer Honeywell International Inc believes its revenue could grow to a range of $41 billion to $45 billion over five years, as the world economy climbs out of a severe recession.

    Chief Executive Dave Cote made that projection in a presentation to analysts on Monday, saying that the world's largest maker of cockpit electronics could see a rapid, or "V-shaped" recovery in some markets as customers stop cutting inventory.

    The $41 billion to $45 billion target, which the company could reach by 2014, would be well above the Morris Township, New Jersey-based company's most recent revenue peak of $36.56 billion, reached in 2008.

    This year, Wall Street looks for full-year earnings of $2.38 per share on $31.82 billion in revenue, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.

    HONEYWELL (HON.NY)s competitors include United Technologies Corp in aerospace and building control systems, Goodrich Corp in aviation and DuPont Co in specialty materials.

    (Reporting by Scott Malone, editing by Leslie Gevirtz)