United Technologies Corporation

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aerospace company conglomerate defunct company multinational corporation public company

United Technologies Corporation was a major American multinational conglomerate known for its aerospace and building systems businesses, including Pratt & Whitney and Otis Elevator, before merging with Raytheon Company.

Aliases (4)

Raytheon Technologies Corporation ×1
United Technologies ×1
United Technologies Corporation Climate, Controls & Security ×1
United Technologies Corporation Climate, Controls & Security segment ×1

Statements (53)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	aerospace company → conglomerate → defunct company → multinational corporation → public company →
acquired	Carrier Corporation → Goodrich Corporation → Otis Elevator Company →
country	United States →
countryOfHeadquarters	United States →
divested	Carrier Global (via spin-off) → Otis Elevator Company (via spin-off) → Sikorsky Aircraft →
formerName	United Aircraft Corporation →
founded	1934 →
foundedAs	United Aircraft Corporation →
foundedBy	William Boeing (through United Aircraft and Transport reorganization context) →
headquartersLocation	Farmington, Connecticut → Hartford, Connecticut →
industry	HVAC → aerospace → building systems → defense → elevators and escalators → fire and security →
keyProduct	HVAC systems → aircraft systems → elevators → escalators → fire safety systems → jet engines → security systems →
listedIn	Dow Jones Industrial Average (former component) →
mergedWith	Raytheon Company →
mergerCompletionDate	2020-04-03 →
notableBrand	Carrier → Collins Aerospace → Otis → Pratt & Whitney →
spinOff	Carrier Global Corporation → Otis Worldwide Corporation →
status	merged into Raytheon Technologies in 2020 →
stockExchange	New York Stock Exchange →
subsidiary	Carrier Corporation → Collins Aerospace → Hamilton Sundstrand → Otis Elevator Company → Pratt & Whitney → Sikorsky Aircraft (until divestiture) → UTC Aerospace Systems →
successor	RTX Corporation → Raytheon Technologies Corporation →
tickerSymbol	UTX →

Referenced by (33)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Hamilton Sundstrand → Otis → Otis Elevator Company → Sikorsky Aircraft →	parentCompany
Carrier Global → Otis → Otis Elevator Company →	spinOffFrom
Jamie S. Gorelick → William E. Simon →	boardMemberOf
Raytheon Company ("Raytheon Technologies Corporation") → United Aircraft Corporation →	successor
Goodrich Corporation →	acquiredBy
United Aircraft Corporation →	evolvedInto
Carrier →	formerlyPartOf
Collins Aerospace →	formerParentCompany
Pratt & Whitney →	formerParentOrganization
RTX →	foundedBy
United Aircraft Corporation →	hasSuccessor
United Aircraft Corporation →	historicalNameOf
Farmington, Connecticut →	majorEmployer
Raytheon Company →	mergerWith
United Aircraft Corporation →	originalNameOf
Carrier Global ("United Technologies Corporation Climate, Controls & Security segment") →	originatedFromBusinessOf
Sikorsky Aircraft →	ownedBy
Goodrich Corporation →	parentAfterAcquisition
Hamilton Sundstrand →	partOfCorporateHistoryOf
Carrier Global ("United Technologies Corporation Climate, Controls & Security") →	predecessor
United Aircraft Corporation →	predecessorOf
UTX →	refersTo
Carrier Global →	separatedFrom
Rockwell International →	soldBusinessTo
Future World ("United Technologies") →	sponsor
Carrier →	spunOffFrom