Linde Q2’26 Results: New Helium Contracts Signed But No Normalisation Until 2027

Jul 31
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Linde said it has maintained reliable helium supply to all existing contracted customers through the Qatar disruption and, more importantly, signed up new customers on long-term contracts, leveraging its diverse sourcing, storage position and logistics capability in tanks and shipping; pricing has moved higher as well although there were no comments to what extent.

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