Air Liquide invests USD 170 million in Indiana gas plants to supply SK Hynix chip site

  • Air Liquide will invest more than USD 170 million to build, own, operate two new industrial gas production units in Indiana.
  • Units will supply ultra-pure gases under a long-term contract to SK hynix’s first US advanced chip packaging site focused on HBM memory.
  • Start-up is targeted for late 2028, with on-site production designed to secure continuous supply for semiconductor manufacturing.


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