JCI

Johnson Controls International plc (NYSE:JCI) is a multinational conglomerate founded in 1885 that has evolved from a pioneering temperature control company into a comprehensive building technology and solutions provider. Originally established in Milwaukee, Wisconsin by Warren Johnson who invented the first electric room thermostat, the company has undergone significant transformation over its nearly 140-year history. Today, Johnson Controls is headquartered in Cork, Ireland, following a 2016 merger with Tyco International, and operates as a pure-play commercial building solutions provider after completing major portfolio divestitures in recent years.