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Chart Industries, Inc.
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Inputsmetals, alloys & componen…Chartengineering & manufacturi…Cryogenicequipment &…what it buildsRepair,service &…the installed baseEnd marketswho buysMTLStainless steel & aluminumALYSpecialty alloys & insulationCMPValves, pumps & instrumentationGTLSChart IndustriesHWDHowdenCTSCryo Tank SolutionsHTSHeat Transfer SystemsSPSpecialty ProductsILPIPSMR LNG processRS&LRepair, Service & LeasingAPDAir ProductsLINLindeALAir LiquideVGVenture GlobalXOMExxonMobilLNGCheniere Energy+ thousands
Company details
Market cap
$10B
P/E ratio
28×
Div yield
EPS (TTM)
$6.60
Profit margin
7%
Rev. growth
+24%
Revenue
$4.2B
Free cash flow
$0.4B
In plain English
Chart Industries builds the highly-engineered cold hardware behind the gas economy — cryogenic tanks, brazed-aluminum heat exchangers, cold boxes and its IPSMR liquefaction process that store, move and liquefy industrial gases, LNG, CO2 and hydrogen. Its 2023 purchase of Howden added compressors, fans and a large recurring repair-and-service business. In July 2025 Chart agreed to be acquired by Baker Hughes for $13.6B ($210/share in cash), a deal shareholders approved and that is set to close in 2026.
In simple terms
What Chart Industries, Inc. really sells
Chart Industries builds the highly-engineered cold hardware behind the gas economy — cryogenic tanks, brazed-aluminum heat exchangers, cold boxes and its IPSMR liquefaction process that store, move and liquefy industrial gases, LNG, CO2 and hydrogen. Its 2023 purchase of Howden added compressors, fans and a large recurring repair-and-service business. In July 2025 Chart agreed to be acquired by Baker Hughes for $13.6B ($210/share in cash), a deal shareholders approved and that is set to close in 2026.
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