Motion & Flow Control
New product offerings in Leisure Marine, Friction Materials and Aerospace Controls are expected to drive growth in the Motion & Flow Control segment in 2006.  The company anticipates 2006 segment revenues of $680 - $700 million, representing a 2 - 5 percent revenue growth.  Improved cost positions through production in low cost areas, global sourcing and lean manufacturing initiatives, are expected to improve the segment’s operating margins by 90 to 110 basis points for 2006.

Electronic Components
The Electronic Components segment is expected to see continued improvement resulting from recent product pruning and restructuring initiatives undertaken during 2005.   Full year 2006 revenues are expected to grow by up to 4 percent to $710 - $730 million, with growth primarily from new products.  Manufacturing realignment and a renewed focus on core products, global sourcing and overhead cost reductions are expected to contribute to a 2006 segment margin expansion of 190 - 220 basis points.

About ITT Industries

ITT Industries, Inc. (www.itt.com) supplies advanced technology products and services in key markets including: fluid and water management including water treatment; defense communication, opto-electronics, information technology and services; electronic interconnects and switches; and other specialty products. Headquartered in White Plains, NY, the company generated $6.8 billion in 2004 sales. In addition to the New York Stock Exchange, ITT Industries stock is traded on the Midwest, Pacific, Paris, London and Frankfurt exchanges.

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