Brief introduction of United Technologies Corporation

United technologies corporation (United technologies corporation; UTC (new york Stock Exchange code: UTX), formerly known as United Air Transport Company, is headquartered in Connecticut, USA. The company was originally engaged in aircraft manufacturing and air transportation. 1934, due to the U.S. government's opposition to the industry monopoly formed by the alliance of airlines and aircraft equipment manufacturers, United Air Transport Company was split, forming today's United Technologies Company, Boeing Company and United Airlines.

United Technologies Corporation is a global enterprise with a rich history of innovation and invention. There are more than 4,000 offices in 7/kloc-0 countries and regions around the world, covering more than 80 countries and regions, with more than 2 1 0,000 employees. In 20 12 years, the company's net sales reached 57.7 billion dollars (60% originated from outside the United States), and the annual R&D investment in the world reached 4 billion dollars.

From 200 1 to 2007, United Technologies Corporation was rated as "the most respected aerospace company" by Fortune magazine for seven consecutive years, from 1999 to Dow Jones Sustainability Index Company, and from 20 1 to Newsweek magazine as "National Green Enterprise/kloc-"

United Technologies has more than 465 offices in China, including 24 factories, with more than 265,438+0,000 employees and sales of about 4.7 billion US dollars in 2065,438+02. It provides advanced and efficient technology for China market and is committed to promoting the sustainable development of China economy.