Helium suppliers report a 40% increase in recent orders.

Reporters’ on-the-spot investigation at a large helium supplier in Zhongshan, Guangdong, revealed that due to disturbances in the Middle East situation, the company’s recent order volume has increased by about 40%, and prices have risen approximately 20% compared to last month. However, because a large long-term contract was signed with Russia earlier this year, the gas supply is still secure. The company’s person in charge stated that there has been no substantial shortage in March, and the real supply pressure may not become apparent until April, which could impact downstream manufacturing industries such as semiconductors, panels, and MRI. (First Financial)

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