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AIRGAS, Inc. (NY:ARG)

61.35 -0 (-0%)
AIRGAS, Inc. (NY:ARG) Delayed :
Previous Close $61.35    52 Week High $62.82 
Open $60.85    52 Week Low $26.29 
Day High $61.36    P/E 23.96 
Day Low $60.51    EPS $2.56 
Volume 3,766,770       
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Airgas Summary

Airgas, Inc. and its subsidiaries distribute industrial, medical, and specialty gases, and welding, safety, and related products in the United States. It offers various gases, including nitrogen, oxygen, argon, helium, and hydrogen; welding and fuel gases, such as acetylene, propylene, and propane; and carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, ultra high purity grades, and special application blends. The company also provides gas cylinders, cryogenic liquid containers, bulk storage tanks, tube trailers, and welding and welding-related equipment ...more

Executives

Peter McCausland - Chairman, CEO, President

Links

http://www.airgas.com/

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Eugene Ngai
on Feb 8, 2010
at 01:11 AM
Air Products offer for Airgas I continue to be amazed. It was less than 10 years ago that AP sold off the profitable package gas business to Airgas. This was followed by the disasterous venture into the helath care business. AP managers have repeatedly shown that they are totally incapable of managing a small consumer based business like the welding stores which make up the bulk of the Airgas facilities. They also early retired all of their operating and technical expertise in these areas. What possible syngergies could they be offering other than to load up a profitable business with a lot of overhead? Will they also unload this in 8 years at a loss?
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on May 6, 2008
at 01:55 PM
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