Air Products & Chemicals, Inc. (APD)
Air Products & Chemicals Inc. shares rose 1.5% to $316.43, with a $70.5 billion market cap ahead of its November 5, 2026 earnings report. The company offers a 2.29% dividend yield.
Air Products & Chemicals Inc. shares rose 1.5% to $316.43, with a $70.5 billion market cap ahead of its November 5, 2026 earnings report. The company offers a 2.29% dividend yield.
William J. Pellicciotti Jr., Principal Accounting Officer at Air Products & Chemicals, withheld 338 shares at $307.12 per share for tax liabilities, maintaining 3,769 direct holdings.
Air Products and Chemicals Inc declared a quarterly dividend of $1.81 per share, consistent with prior payouts. The 2.36% yield dividend is payable on February 8 to shareholders of record on January 4
Air Products and Chemicals secured an agreement to build Malaysia's first LNG-based air separation unit for a PETRONAS-led JV, producing over 600 tons daily of industrial gases by early 2027 using LNG
RPM International will report Q1 fiscal 2027 results with analysts expecting 3.7% EPS growth and 4.9% sales increase driven by infrastructure and DIY markets. Despite SG&A optimization, a Zacks Sell r
Air Products & Chemicals secured a long-term industrial gas supply contract for a major US semiconductor expansion. Adjusted Q3 EPS of $3.47 beat consensus, leading Argus to raise its price target to
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Air Products and Chemicals announced a $250 million investment to build new gas supply infrastructure in Arizona. This facility will support high-purity industrial gas needs for an undisclosed semicon
Air Products and Chemicals Inc. is recommended for retention due to high-return industrial gas projects and the NEOM green hydrogen deal, despite headwinds from weak helium prices and soft European de
S&P Global Ratings upgraded Air Products and Chemicals' outlook to stable, affirming its 'A' issuer credit. The move follows the company's decision to exit high-risk projects, reducing capital expendi