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Air Liquide’s Sales Grow on Sustained AI-Related Demand

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 29 October 2026, 06:43 UTC By Sofia Gerace 1 min read
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Air Liquide’s Sales Grow on Sustained AI-Related Demand Air Liquide SA revenue grew to its highest in nearly four years, propelled by increased demand in its artificial intelligence-exposed unit. Third-quarter revenue in the electronics business, which supplies ultra-pure specialty gases and advanced materials to semiconductor factories grew 12% on a comparable basis. Overall sales rose to €7.3 billion ($8.1 billion), ahead of the €7.1 billion analysts had expected.

Air Liquide’s Sales Grow on Sustained AI-Related Demand Air Liquide SA revenue grew to its highest in nearly four years, propelled by increased demand in its artificial intelligence-exposed unit. Third-quarter revenue in the electronics business, which supplies ultra-pure specialty gases and advanced materials to semiconductor factories grew 12% on a comparable basis. Overall sales rose to €7.3 billion ($8.1 billion), ahead of the €7.1 billion analysts had expected.
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