Linde Shares Rise 0.51% on $940M Volume as 92nd Most Active Driven by Low-Carbon Projects and Analyst Upgrades

Linde (LIN) rose 0.51% on August 15, 2025, with a trading volume of $940 million, ranking 92nd in market activity. The stock’s performance was supported by its expanding industrial gas projects and strategic investments, including a $400 million investment in Louisiana for a low-carbon ammonia plant and expanded CO2 capacity in Texas. These initiatives align with growing demand in energy transition and industrial sectors.

Recent developments highlighted Linde’s operational strength, including a long-term helium supply contract and a $400 million project to supply gases for Blue Point’s ammonia facility. Analysts noted strong margins and consistent dividend payouts, with Citigroup upgrading the stock to “Buy” and UBS emphasizing growth potential in hydrogen and AI-driven sectors. Linde’s Q2 2025 earnings exceeded revenue expectations, though EPS lagged slightly, reflecting mixed performance amid industry challenges.

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