In 2016, the North Pacific Rim industrial gas business was valued at just under $18bn, and for the first time in history, eclipsed the size of the European market to become the second-largest regional gas...
In 2015, the North American market was valued at $23.1bn, down from around $24.1bn in 2014. A large proportion of this can be attributed to currency fluctuations, which hit the gas markets of Canada and...
Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a vital revenue stream for all companies involved in its production and distribution. Aside from its main uses within the food and beverage sector, CO2 has a wide range of more niche...
gasworld Business Intelligence is expanding its online financial analysis offering to now include coverage of Tier Two industrial gas companies, welding companies and other equipment and engineering firms related to the industrial gas industry.
Despite being the smallest of the regional markets in the US, the Rocky Mountains is home to a robust and dynamic industrial gas business.
The prospective merger of equals between Praxair, Inc. and The Linde Group throws the spotlight on the market shares of each, just months after the same scrutiny had been applied in the wake of Air...
Amidst of one of the largest mergers in the industrial gases business to date, the ‘little brother’ is racing to make gains where it can. In the second week of 2017, Air Products announced its...
With increased attention being drawn to the deal to acquire Daesung Industrial Gases, gasworld Business Intelligence is pleased to announce the publication of its South Korea industrial gas market report.
With regular talk of a crunch in the carbon dioxide (CO2) supply chain, it’s perhaps little surprise that 2016 seems to have been dominated by new capacity additions and supply agreements.
