Industrial Gases · Multinational
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Add to watchlistLinde plc is one of the world’s largest industrial gases and engineering companies, supplying gases, technologies, and services to customers across healthcare, chemicals, manufacturing, electronics, energy, food and beverage, metals, and other industrial markets. The company provides products such as oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen, argon, carbon dioxide, helium, and speciality gases that are used in critical industrial, medical, and technological applications.
Linde’s strength comes from its global scale, long-term customer contracts, engineering expertise, and exposure to essential industrial processes. Its gases are used in areas such as semiconductor manufacturing, clean hydrogen, healthcare, food preservation, metal production, energy processing, and environmental applications. This gives Linde a defensive industrial profile with long-term exposure to healthcare, decarbonisation, electronics, energy transition, and global manufacturing activity.
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