Alongside conventional industrial gas synergies and opportunities, a key reason behind the is that it provides potential growth in diverse end-markets.
These include a raft of LNG and nuclear openings, encompassing the ‘full lifecycle’ of design, engineering, construction and installation, performance, and aftermarket services.
Essentially, as with most mergers, the union allows both companies to fill in important portfolio gaps.
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