Basic Materials Chemicals

List of Industrial Gases Stocks

Industrial Gases is part of the Chemicals group in the Basic Materials sector. Its 8 US-listed companies are worth $353.63 billion between them. The median is $3.13 billion. 2 have Industrial Gases as their primary business, and 6 more run a substantial one alongside another industry.

Companies 8
Combined market cap $353.63 Bn
Median market cap $3.13 Bn
Average move -0.87%
Industry
List of Industrial Gases Stocks Basic Materials 8 companies last close
Symbol Company Mkt Cap Price Chg % 1Y Revenue (TTM) Net Income (TTM) P/E Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM)% Net Margin (TTM)% Div. Yield% Why this company is listed here
LIN Linde $220.15Bn 477.57 -0.96% +1.23% 35.45Bn 7.26Bn 29.74 6.63 20.49 0.01
APD Air Products & Chemicals $67.07Bn 301.17 -1.02% +3.86% 12.60Bn 4.00Mn 16,474.39 4.51 0.03 0.02
NUE 2nd Nucor $59.22Bn 261.01 -0.53% +80.08% 36.10Bn 3.25Bn 18.10 17.19 8.99 0.01
BCPC 2nd Balchem $5.48Bn 171.61 -0.08% +6.98% 1.09Bn 164.41Mn 32.63 10.14 15.14 0.01
WLKP 2nd Westlake Chemical Partners $774.00Mn 21.96 +0.23% +0.50% 1.23Bn 334.49Mn 2.30 12.06 27.09 0.43
ASPI 2nd ASP Isotopes $546.62Mn 4.20 +7.69% -47.24% 30.85Mn -99.60Mn -3.16 573.43 -482.15 0.00
ALTO 2nd Alto Ingredients $313.41Mn 4.04 +0.25% +254.39% 943.33Mn 51.37Mn 5.96 1.09 5.38 0.00
BSIN 2nd Big Sky Industrial $80.83Mn 1.54 -1.28% +32.76% 6.87Mn -7.63Mn -7.93 -48.74 -155.30 0.00
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About this list

How many Industrial Gases stocks are there?

This list holds 8 US-listed companies, of which 2 have Industrial Gases as their primary business. The rest operate a substantial Industrial Gases business alongside something else, which is why they appear here as well as on their own primary list.

How is this list put together?

Every US-listed company is classified under BQ-MICS, our own multi-industry classification system. Unlike a single-label scheme it assigns each company a primary industry AND any secondary industries it genuinely operates in, and it records the reasoning behind every assignment — which you can read on each row of the table above.

Why do some companies appear on more than one list?

Because they genuinely operate more than one business. A retailer running a large cloud division belongs on both lists, and a classification that forces it onto one is hiding half the company. Every appearance beyond the primary one is labelled as secondary, and the toggle above the table hides them if you only want pure plays.

How often is this list updated?

Prices, market caps and performance figures refresh with each session's close. The classification itself is reviewed whenever a company's filings change what it does — a new segment, a disposal or an acquisition — rather than on a fixed calendar.

Can I screen these companies on other metrics?

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