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The Japanese industrial gas sector is dominated by three companies that between them control just under 70% of the market. The biggest is Taiyo Nippon Sanso (TNS), followed by Air Water and Air Liquide. Other companies with a sizeable presence include Iwatani and Showa Denko.
Published: 2017
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The Japanese industrial gas sector is dominated by three companies that between them control over 70% of the market. The biggest is Taiyo Nippon Sanso (TNS), followed by Air Water and Air Liquide. Other companies with a sizeable presence include Iwatani and Showa Denko.
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