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United Technologies Corporation, sometimes abbreviated as UTC, is an American, international conglomerate which does research, manufacturing, and the development of numerous projects.

The company is involved in numerous areas, including aircraft, engines, aerospace systems, HVAC systems, security, fire escape systems, escalators, elevators, and government projects. In fact, approximately 10% of the company revenue comes from US government projects. UTC is listed on the NYSE under the  ticker symbol: UTX.

In 2015, UTC’s Building & Industrial Systems acquired CIAT Group, a large HVAC supplier in France and in 2017, the company bid to acquire Rockwell Collins for $23 billion, not including debt. In 2016, the company had annual revenue of 57.244 billion and more than 201,000 full time employees.

United Technologies

United Technologies Corporation, sometimes abbreviated as UTC, is an American, international conglomerate which does research, manufacturing, and the development of numerous projects.

The company is involved in numerous areas, including aircraft, engines, aerospace systems, HVAC systems, security, fire escape systems, escalators, elevators, and government projects. In fact, approximately 10% of the company revenue comes from US government projects. UTC is listed on the NYSE under the  ticker symbol: UTX.

In 2015, UTC’s Building & Industrial Systems acquired CIAT Group, a large HVAC supplier in France and in 2017, the company bid to acquire Rockwell Collins for $23 billion, not including debt. In 2016, the company had annual revenue of 57.244 billion and more than 201,000 full time employees.

History

United Technologies Corporate Office

United Technologies Corporation (UTC) is a manufacturer of high-technology products in the areas of aircraft engines, helicopters, elevators, escalators, HVAC, fuel cells, fire and security, building systems, and industrial products.

UTC was founded in 1934 as the United Aircraft Corporation.  The company started selling to the U.S. Army and Navy during the buildup to the Second World War. UTC continued to work with the government and military throughout the war and was ranked sixth among U.S. corporations for value of wartime contracts.

In 1975 then-CEO Harry Gray changed the company’s name to United Technologies Corporation to reflect the diversification into high tech fields beyond aerospace.

During the 2000s, UTC acquired many businesses in order to diversify. These included Chubbs Security (security), Kidde (fire and security), and Clipper Windpower (wind turbines).

Today UTC operates under the business units Carrier, Clipper Windpower, UTC Aerospace Systems, Otis, Pratt & Whitney, Sikorsky Aircraft, UTC Fire and Security, and United Technologies Research Center.

UTC is a large military contractor and produce missile systems and military helicopters, most notably the UH-60 Black Hawk Helicopter. UTC trades on the NYSE under the symbol UTX, is part of the S&P 500, has 218,300 employees, and had $58.190 billion in revenue in 2011.

 

 

United Technologies Corporation

United Technologies Corporation (UTC) is a manufacturer of high-technology products in the areas of aircraft engines, helicopters, elevators, escalators, HVAC, fuel cells, fire and security, building systems, and industrial products.

UTC was founded in 1934 as the United Aircraft Corporation.  The company started selling to the U.S. Army and Navy during the buildup to the Second World War. UTC continued to work with the government and military throughout the war and was ranked sixth among U.S. corporations for value of wartime contracts.

In 1975 then-CEO Harry Gray changed the company’s name to United Technologies Corporation to reflect the diversification into high tech fields beyond aerospace.

History

During the 2000s, UTC acquired many businesses in order to diversify. These included Chubbs Security (security), Kidde (fire and security), and Clipper Windpower (wind turbines).

Today UTC operates under the business units Carrier, Clipper Windpower, UTC Aerospace Systems, Otis, Pratt & Whitney, Sikorsky Aircraft, UTC Fire and Security, and United Technologies Research Center.

UTC is a large military contractor and produce missile systems and military helicopters, most notably the UH-60 Black Hawk Helicopter. UTC trades on the NYSE under the symbol UTX, is part of the S&P 500, has 218,300 employees, and had $58.190 billion in revenue in 2011.