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Johnson Controls International plc reports developments tied to commercial building technology, including thermal management, mission-critical building systems, energy efficiency and decarbonization. Company news commonly covers quarterly results, organic sales, orders, backlog, margins and guidance, along with capital returns through its regular dividend.
Updates also describe product and design activity for data center cooling, including AI Factory Reference Design Guides for chiller-based thermal systems. Other recurring announcements include investor conference participation, earnings webcasts, the Johnson Controls Business System, and ethics, compliance and governance recognition.
Truelink Capital completed the sale of Koch Filter to Atmus Filtration Technologies (NYSE: ATMU) for $450 million in cash and announced an executive change at Air Distribution Technologies (ADTi). Koch Filter, founded in 1966, operates manufacturing sites in Louisville, KY; East Greenville, PA; Houston, TX; and Mira Loma, CA. Truelink named Azam Owaisi as CEO of ADTi, effective immediately; he previously held senior roles at GEA Group, Dover, Pall, IDEX, and ITW. Doug Schuster will gradually transition from day-to-day leadership and remain involved through the first half of 2026. Following the divestiture, Truelink and ADTi will prioritize the core ADTi platform and pursue organic and M&A-driven growth across three business units.
Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI) portfolio brand Sensormatic Solutions announced Store Guest Behaviors powered by AI, combining Orbit AI overhead people counters and Video AI cameras with Re-ID technology and ShopperTrak Analytics to provide in‑store shopper journey, zone dwell, and traffic insights.
The system is designed to exclude staff and non‑shopper traffic without using personally identifiable information, enabling retailers to optimize staffing, merchandising, promotions and store layout in real time. Demonstrations are scheduled at the 2026 NRF Big Show, Jan 11–13, booth #5321.
Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI) announced a regular quarterly dividend of $0.40 per share. The dividend is payable on Jan. 16, 2026 to shareholders of record at the close of business on Dec. 22, 2025. The company has paid a consecutive dividend since 1887.
Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI) partnered with Nopetro Energy on a $50 million project to design, finance, build and operate a landfill gas-to-renewable natural gas (RNG) facility in Manatee County, Florida.
Construction is expected to begin in 2026 with operations starting in 2027. The facility will capture methane from Lena Road Landfill, upgrade it to pipeline-quality RNG for trucks and buses, and inject it into existing pipelines across Florida's west coast.
Projected impacts include emissions reductions equal to the CO₂ from 5.3 million gallons of gasoline annually, powering > 4,500 homes per year, ~50 construction jobs, and five permanent positions.
Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI) Sensormatic Solutions data shows U.S. in-store traffic fell 4.4% year‑over‑year across Black Friday weekend (Nov 28–30, 2025), driven by severe Midwest weather.
Regional highlights: Midwest traffic plunged 35.7% on Saturday (Nov 29) and 15.6% on Sunday; Northeast was 10.9% down on Sunday. Black Friday (Nov 28) visits dipped only 1.7%, outperforming year‑to‑date trends. Luxury stores edged +0.6%; outlet stores were -2.8%. Sensormatic forecasts the season’s busiest upcoming days include Dec 13, Dec 19, Dec 20, Dec 21 and Dec 23–26.
Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI) unit Sensormatic Solutions reported initial ShopperTrak analytics for U.S. Black Friday 2025 showing in-store visits down 2.1% vs. Black Friday 2024 and essentially flat vs. 2025 year-to-date (-2.2%).
Week of Nov. 23-28 traffic rose 56.7% vs. the prior week; Black Friday (Nov. 28) was 248.9% higher than the previous Friday. Peak in-store hour was 3 p.m., with peak period between 2–4 p.m..
Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI) reported fiscal Q4 2025 sales of $6.4B (+3%) and organic sales +4%; Q4 GAAP EPS was $0.42 and adjusted EPS $1.26. Full‑year sales were $23.6B (+3%) with organic sales +6%; full‑year GAAP EPS was $2.63 and adjusted EPS $3.76. Systems & Services backlog totaled $14.9B, up 13% organically. Cash from operations was $968M, free cash flow $838M, and the company repurchased shares via $5.0B accelerated transactions (initial delivery 43.1M shares).
Johnson Controls completed sale of its Residential and Light Commercial HVAC business for $8.3B total consideration (company portion ~$6.9B) and initiated FY26 guidance: Q1 adjusted EPS ~$0.83, FY adjusted EPS ~$4.55 and organic sales growth mid‑single digits.
Accelsius (NYSE:INV) will appear as a Silver Sponsor at NVIDIA GTC Washington, D.C. running October 27–29, 2025 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center.
At Booth #534 the company will demo its NeuCool two-phase, direct-to-chip liquid cooling platform, highlighting the MR250 and IR80 systems capable of removing up to 4,500 W per GPU socket and supporting 250 kW-plus rack configurations. The appearance follows a strategic investment from Johnson Controls (NYSE:JCI) and builds on support from the U.S. Department of Energy ARPA-E COOLERCHIPS program and the NVIDIA Inception Program. The participation emphasizes Accelsius’ focus on sustainable, high-density AI infrastructure and industry collaboration.
Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI) will host its Fourth Quarter Fiscal 2025 Earnings Conference Call on Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2025 at 8:30 a.m. ET. Investors can join live via webcast or by telephone for listen-only or to ask questions.
A slide presentation will be available for download the morning of the call. A replay will be archived on the investor site and available by telephone from 10:30 a.m. ET on Nov. 5, 2025 until 11:59 p.m. ET on Nov. 19, 2025.
Johnson Controls (NYSE:JCI) announced on October 6, 2025 a multi‑million dollar strategic investment in Accelsius, a provider of two‑phase, direct‑to‑chip liquid cooling for data centers.
The release highlights Accelsius' claim of 35% OpEx savings versus single‑phase D2C and 8–17% total cost of ownership savings. Johnson Controls emphasized its data‑center portfolio including the YORK YVAM chiller (claimed 40% less annual power) and a Silent‑Aire Coolant Distribution Unit platform scaling from 500 kW to over 10 MW. The announcement frames the deal as targeting energy‑ and water‑efficient cooling amid rising AI workload density and notes cooling can represent 30–40% of a data center's energy.