Johnson Controls has followed the market’s trajectory closely, rising in tandem with the S&P 500 over the past six months. The stock has climbed by 10.3% to $115.26 per share while the index has ...

Johnson Controls International has seen its price target narrative subtly recalibrated, with fair value holding steady near $132 per share while the required return ticks slightly higher. This shift ...

CORK, Ireland—Johnson Controls delivered robust financial results for fiscal year 2025 while laying out the foundation for a transformation that blends operational discipline with cutting-edge ...

Johnson Controls (JCI) announced the launch of Metasys 15.0, its flagship open building automation system. Engineered to meet the demands of mission-critical environments, Metasys 15.0 delivers ...

Johnson Controls International Plc shares rise after forecasting its strongest earnings growth in over five years, signaling persistent demand for data center cooling and decarbonization solutions.

Johnson Controls International plc (NYSE:JCI) shares rose on Wednesday after the company delivered a solid fourth quarter with strong demand in the Americas, helping offset softness in China. The ...

Johnson Controls, the 140-year-old leader in building technologies has thoroughly modernized such that it is able to drive remarkable value with the use of technology. With annual revenues exceeding ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — Johnson Controls has completed the sale of its Residential and Light Commercial HVAC division and Hitachi’s residential ventilation business to German manufacturer Bosch. The ...

The Johnson Controls heating, ventilation, and air conditioning plant in Norman will now operate under the new ownership of Bosch, a German multinational engineering and technology company. Bosch ...

Johnson Controls International (NYSE:JCI), the diversified global leader in smart, healthy, and sustainable buildings, saw its shares trade modestly lower on Tuesday, despite reporting a strong third ...

Before 2016, the market had mostly viewed Johnson Controls as an automotive-parts company because about two thirds of its sales came from automakers. However, after merging with Tyco and spinning off ...