Dubai’s Gulf Cryo announces board changes

  • Gas
  • July 16, 2025

Gulf Cryo, headquartered in Dubai, has announced the retirement of Non-Executive Director Mike Huggon and the appointment of Mahmood Hashim Al Kooheji as Executive Director and Chairman.

Huggon, the longest-serving board member at the company, brings down the curtain on a 45-year career in the industrial gases sector in which he worked in more than 30 countries. Al Kooheji takes up the reins at a time of “strategic momentum and continued expansion” for the group.

Huggon said, “Along the way, I have had the privilege of meeting many talented and committed individuals – many of whom became close personal friends.

“Our industry remains a unique one whose contribution to society is consistently underrated. My time at Gulf Cryo has seen the company continuously develop, holding firmly its position as a major player across the Middle East operating to world-class international standards. I will continue to watch their progress with both interest and a sense of pride in their continuing achievements.”

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