The third, and final day, of Cryogen-Expo arrived, nevertheless both visitors and exhibitors were eager to maximise the opportunity. Likewise, gasworld seized the chance to forge some final interviews.
As it was the closing day, it seemed pertinent to turn the spotlight on Russia and in particular the defining features of this unique market. Fortunately, WITT Gastechnik and the German firm, Linde, offered some valuable perspectives.
Alexey Borodulin, Regional Manager for East Europe at WITT began by telling gasworld the value of the region. $quot;The Russian market is quite significant to Linde’s turnover as a whole. I wouldn’t say it is one of our biggest markets, as Germany owns that title, but generally we see that our company generates about 60% of its profit and turnover abroad. Russia is one of the most significant markets in Europe, outside of Germany.$quot;
While logistics differ from one country to the next, it does seem clear that Russia is no different in terms of applications, certainly in WITT’s case. Borodulin continued, $quot;The main applications globally are the same as in Russia – welding and cutting together with the food industry.$quot;
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