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Company Overview
Carrier
Employees: 40,651
Revenues: $14.9 billion
Operating Profit: $1.3 billion
Heating, ventilation, air-conditioning and
refrigeration (HVACR) systems, controls,
services and sustainable building solutions
for residential, commercial, industrial, food
service and transportation applications.
Hamilton Sundstrand
Employees: 18,311
Revenues: $6.2 billion
Operating Profit: $1.1 billion
Electrical power generation and distribu-
tion systems, engine accessories and
control systems, flight control systems
and pilot controls, propulsion systems,
environmental control systems, auxiliary
power units, LED lighting, and fire
protection products for aircraft and
military ground vehicles; prime contractor
of NASA’s space suit/life support system,
electric power system and various other
systems for international space programs,
including fuel cells for the U.S. space shuttle
program; industrial products, including
portable and stationary air compressors,
high pressure pumps, gas compressors, and
metering pumps and systems.
Otis
Employees: 64,324
Revenues: $12.9 billion
Operating Profit: $2.5 billion
Design, manufacture, installation, service
and upgrade of elevators, escalators and
moving walkways for all buildings, includ-
ing commercial, residential, multipurpose
malls, educational institutions and urban
transportation systems.
Pratt & Whitney
Employees: 37,987
Revenues: $13.0 billion
Operating Profit: $2.1 billion
Turbofan engines for large commercial and
military aircraft; turbofan and turboprop
engines for regional, business, light jet,
utility and military aircraft; turboshaft
engines for military and commercial
helicopters; land-based gas turbine and
geothermal power solutions for the indus-
trial and utility markets; maintenance,
repair and overhaul services, including
the sale of spare parts, as well as fleet man-
agement services; liquid space propulsion
systems for military and commercial
applications, including NASA’s space
shuttle and Vision for Space Exploration.
Sikorsky
Employees: 16,937
Revenues: $5.4 billion
Operating Profit: $478 million
Military and commercial helicopters;
fixed-wing aircraft; spare parts and
maintenance, repair and overhaul
services for helicopters and fixed-wing
aircraft; civil helicopter operations.
UTC Fire & Security
Employees: 42,523
Revenues: $6.5 billion
Operating Profit: $542 million
Electronic security and fire safety systems,
software and services; design, integration,
installation and servicing of access control,
intruder alarm, video surveillance, and
fire detection and suppression systems;
monitoring, response and security personnel
services.
UTC Power
Employees: 893
UTC Power does not report financial
information as a separate segment.
Fuel cell systems for onsite power
applications and transportation.
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