Linde Europe in the news

The European liquid hydrogen market is forecast to grow to $13.1 billion by 2035, driven by decarbonization efforts across various industries and supported by key players like Linde and Air Liquide.

Linde's UK assets, Praxair Rus LLC, were transferred to Kuibyshevazot in Russia as part of debt collection for a defaulted gas processing plant contract in Ust-Luga.

Linde signed six new power purchase agreements for renewable electricity in Europe, Africa, and India.

Linde expanded its renewable energy sourcing in EMEA and APAC regions by signing six new power purchase agreements to reduce emissions and support decarbonization.

Linde expanded its renewable energy sourcing by signing six new Power Purchase Agreements in EMEA and APAC, significantly increasing its low-carbon power use and supporting its decarbonization goals.

Ali Faizan Khan has been appointed Regional CFO for Linde's Europe East, Middle East, and Central Asia region, overseeing financial operations across 20 countries.

European banks are suing Linde in a German court over ‘1 billion seized by Russia after sanctions disrupted a gas plant project, raising questions about who bears the cost of compliance.

Linde plc, a global industrial gases supplier, is recommended by analysts due to its strong financial performance, defensive business model, and growth opportunities in key sectors.

Bank Pictet & Cie (Europe) AG increased its stake in Linde PLC, while institutional investors showed mixed activity, insiders mostly sold, Congress bought, and analysts maintained positive ratings with price targets.

Linde provided a cautious Q4 profit outlook due to weaker European sales volumes, despite beating Q3 earnings estimates.

Linde, a low-risk business with high returns, faces potential revaluation due to less favorable economic conditions despite recent inflation-driven price increases.