Messer France in the news

Lhyfe's stock rose significantly after Messer invested in four of its green hydrogen production sites and signed a long-term supply contract.

Lhyfe and Messer sealed an agreement where Messer will acquire 30% of four Lhyfe plants and purchase renewable hydrogen from 2026 to supply European industrial customers.

Lhyfe and Messer partnered for renewable hydrogen supply, with Messer taking a 30% stake in four Lhyfe production sites and committing to a 10-year supply contract.

Lhyfe partners with Messer, which acquires a 30% stake in four production sites and commits to a 10-year renewable hydrogen supply contract.

Messer SE is investing in and committing to buy green hydrogen from Lhyfe's production facilities in France and Germany.

Lhyfe and Messer formed a partnership involving hydrogen supply, a 30% stake acquisition by Messer in Lhyfe's production assets, and a sharing of expertise.

Lhyfe sold stakes in four green hydrogen plants and signed a ten-year supply contract with Messer.

Messer acquired Praxair's French subsidiary to strengthen its industrial gas market position in France while selling its Italian unit to Rivoira.

Messer launched a new air separation plant in Poland with 355 tpd capacity, marking its second facility in the country amid strong market growth.

Industrial gas leader Messer is building a 10MW green hydrogen plant in Germany scheduled for completion in late 2025.

Messer France moved its headquarters to a modern, well-located building in Puteaux to attract talent and improve work conditions.

Messer France presents cryogenic cooling and modified atmosphere packaging innovations at CFIA 2024 to enhance food quality, shelf life, and reduce waste.

French industry aims to create 430,000 jobs by 2030 but faces challenges in recruiting qualified talent due to retirements and declining workforce, prompting efforts to valorize technical careers and improve work conditions.

Messer is buying out CVC's stake to regain full family control, selling a minority stake to GIC, and aiming to expand as a leading private industrial gases producer.

The Lacq basin is expanding its CO2 capture capacity through a partnership between Vertex and Messer, aiming to significantly reduce emissions and supply CO2 for diverse industrial uses.

Messer Gases enhanced its financial collections process through automation and team restructuring, significantly boosting cash flow and reducing payment delays after acquiring Linde assets in Brazil.

Messer France is a family-owned industrial gas producer and distributor committed to sustainability, employee development, and growth across multiple sectors.

Messer France is expanding its CO2 recovery capacity at Lacq with new large storage tanks to enhance sustainable CO2 reuse from bioethanol production, aiming for operation by July 2022.

Messer is building an €11.3 million automated CO2 recovery plant in France to double production capacity and support growing demand.

Messer and Vertex Bioenergy are investing €11.3 million in a new CO2 recovery unit at Lacq to double CO2 production from bioethanol fermentation, supporting industrial gas supply growth.