Shareholders' magazine

You can now find the General Meeting replay on airliquide.com.

Investing is about preparing for the future, but it is also about supporting progress in key sectors such as healthcare.

This year again, the health context does not allow us to gather for the 2021 Annual General Meeting. It will therefore take place behind closed doors on May 4. It will not be possible to vote on the day of the Meeting, so we invite you to vote on the proposed resolutions before the event. Discover how in video!

Extreme cryogenics, the science of ultra-low temperatures (close to absolute zero, or -273,14°C), has been an Air Liquide expertise for many years. Essential for cooling and liquefying many gases, extreme cryogenics is key in many areas, including highly innovative ones.

Air Liquide has just announced ambitious sustainability objectives, which represent a very important stage of the Group’s history. On this occasion, Benoît Potier, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Air Liquide, addresses shareholders.

Long considered to be a male-dominated area, individual share ownership is evolving, with a notable shift towards feminization.

Air Liquide has recently finalized the construction of the world’s largest PEM (Proton Exchange Membrane) electrolyzer, equipped with CUMMINS technology, which marks a major step in the Group’s commitment to producing low-carbon hydrogen on an industrial scale. Why is this a key step? Below are all the answers to your questions (and much more).

On February 10, 2021, Air Liquide published its 2020 Annual Results. This is a highlight in the Group’s year and an opportunity for your magazine Stock & Share to take a closer look at this key moment for listed companies.

On the occasion of Air Liquide’s 2020 Annual Results publication, Benoît Potier, Chairman & CEO, discusses in video the highlights and outstanding performance of your Group during that year marked by the health crisis:

The year 2020 has prompted certain individuals to radically change their lives by embarking on a personal project close to their hearts. This is what Olivier did a few years ago, with a little help from his Air Liquide shares.

Air Liquide has completed in Bécancour, Canada, the construction of the world's largest PEM (Proton Exchange Membrane) electrolyzer. Fully supplied with renewable energy, provided by Hydro-Québec, this site strengthens Air Liquide’s position as a major player in the supply of low-carbon hydrogen.

Despite its small size, the hydrogen molecule is increasingly in the global spotlight. The race for clean hydrogen solutions has begun across Europe, Asia and North America! In this final chapter of our report on hydrogen, we take a look at its global roll-out.