China is currently the second largest industrial gas market in the world, behind the US. Many Tier One companies are therefore keen to expand their respective footprints in the region, as displayed by the following...
On the 18th of September 2014, newly appointed CEO Seifi Ghasemi introduced the Air Products Five-Point Plan. Prior to his appointment at Air Products, Ghasemi has had a history of successfully restructuring companies under his control.
On the 6th July 2016, at its Capital Markets Day, Air Liquide announced the implementation of a customer-centric, profitable growth strategy ‘NEOS’,for the period 2016-2020.
In 2015, the South American market was valued at $3.1bn, down from $3.8bn in 2014. A large proportion of this can be attributed to currency fluctuations in the main market of Brazil.
As 2016 drew to a close, the South Korean industrial gases market was under intense scrutiny, as leading domestic company Daesung Industrial gases was subject to a large amount of M&A interest.
In its Q3 2016 conference call with shareholders, the Linde Group released a new three-year efficiency programme, Linde LIFT. But what exactly does this strategic business plan entail?
The prospective Praxair-Linde merger has the potential to completely change the face of the global industrial gases industry and would crown a new global market leader.
Air Products has hit a major milestone after successfully transporting its three millionth metric tonne of captured carbon dioxide (CO2) from its hydrogen (H2) production facility in Port Arthur, Texas.
Linde Electronics and Specialty Gases has made another investment in its vertically integrated neon supply chain, with the installation of a production facility at the group’s large ASU in La Porte, Texas.
The Tier One industrial gas company Air Products, and its subsidiary Air Products Canada Ltd., recently held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to officially inaugurate its 175,000 nm3/h hydrogen (H2) production facility in Saskatchewan.
