With nine facilities around the country, Air Products South Africa is familiar of the significance of being a positive influence in the many communities in which it operates.
Air Products South Africa has recognised and honoured employees who have stood out in the past year for their outstanding performance in customer service and commitment to the company’s ethos.
Earlier this month, the Competition Commission gave its approval for the buy-back of Sasol’s air separation unit (ASU), known as the A2100, by Air Products South Africa.
The Coega Development Corporation is seeing a construction ascend with seven companies busy with constructions well underway within the Coega Development Corporation’s Industrial Development Zone (CDC).
Air Products South Africa believes that the future of this country lies in the healthy development of its children, and has therefore always put education at the heart of its corporate social investment (CSI) drive.
Air Products South Africa has once again proven its market leadership when it comes to finding innovative solutions to industrial challenges.
Air Products has unveiled the towering “heart” of its new Eastern Cape air separation unit marking a milestone in progress towards commissioning of the R300-million plant by the end of the year.
One of the most versatile chemicals Air Products S.A. introduced to local industry is its Surfynol series of surfactants, developed by its parent company in the United States, Air Products and Chemicals Incorporated (APCI).
Air Products South Africa has once again shown its commitment to ensuring a better tomorrow by developing the country’s youth today, in an innovative and sustainable manner.
Air Products South Africa, a leading manufacturer, supplier and distributor of industrial and speciality gases, has acquired a fleet of new tankers, and plans to invest in further capacity in the coming year.
