Air Products signs long-term deal to supply industrial gases for US semiconductor expansion

By Public Technologies
  • Air Products signed a long-term supply agreement with a leading semiconductor manufacturer for high-purity industrial gases in the US.
  • Planned investment of about USD 250 million in Arizona to build, own, operate new gas supply infrastructure for the expansion.
  • Supply to support semiconductor manufacturing and advanced packaging operations; deliveries expected to ramp up in phases.
  • Agreement marks Air Products’ second recent semiconductor supply win; combined investment across two projects exceeds USD 900 million.


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