Acquiring Company
Nippon Sanso Holdings Corporation
Acquired Company
Coregas
Tokyo
AustraliaManufacturingOil And GasManufacturingEnergyOil And GasDescription
Nippon Sanso Holdings Corporation has completed its $480 million acquisition of Coregas, Blacksmith Jacks, and Coregas NZ. This purchase establishes the Coregas Group as a wholly owned subsidiary of NSHD’s Australian arm. The acquisition aims to expand NSHD's industrial gas business in Australia and New Zealand. Executives believe this strategic move will enhance collaboration with existing operations while prioritizing long-term growth.
Quick answer
Nippon Sanso Holdings Corporation is acquiring Coregas for $480 million, announced July 2, 2025. Nippon Sanso Holdings Corporation is based in Tokyo, Japan.
- How much did Nippon Sanso Holdings Corporation pay for Coregas?
- The reported deal value is $480 million.
- What does Nippon Sanso Holdings Corporation do?
- Nippon Sanso Holdings Corporation is the world's fourth-largest supplier of industrial, electronic, and medical gases.
- Where are Nippon Sanso Holdings Corporation and Coregas based?
- Nippon Sanso Holdings Corporation is based in Tokyo, Japan. Coregas is based in Australia.
- Who are the decision-makers at Nippon Sanso Holdings Corporation?
- Fundz holds 1 contact at Nippon Sanso Holdings Corporation. Names and contact details are shown to Fundz members.
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Who acquired Coregas?
Coregas was acquired by Nippon Sanso Holdings Corporation, based in Tokyo. The deal was reported on July 2, 2025. Nippon Sanso Holdings Corporation is the world's fourth-largest supplier of industrial, electronic, and medical gases. Nippon Sanso Holdings Corporation is privately held and operates in Manufacturing.
When did Nippon Sanso Holdings Corporation acquire Coregas?
Nippon Sanso Holdings Corporation's acquisition of Coregas was reported on July 2, 2025. Nippon Sanso Holdings Corporation has completed its $480 million acquisition of Coregas, Blacksmith Jacks, and Coregas NZ. This purchase establishes the Coregas Group as a wholly owned subsidiary of NSHD’s Australian arm. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does Coregas do?
Coregas is an industrial gas provider operating in Australia and New Zealand. The company was involved in the production and supply of gases for various industries. Through its acquisition, it has become a wholly owned subsidiary of NSHD. It is privately held, operating in Manufacturing, and is based in Australia.
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