The industrial gases market will grow at compound annual growth rate of 5.5% by the end of this decade to reach a value of USD 154,079.5 million by 2030. 

The major factors behind the development include an array of different applications of numerous gases, progression in the healthcare industry on because of the high healthcare spending, and several initiatives of the government supporting the use of non-conventional energy sources.

The on-site generation category will grow the fastest in the industry by the end of this decade. This is because of the development in the manufacturing industry because of the growing populace and increasing per capita income. The manufacturing sectors needs a reliable supply of gases for maintaining the production rate, which can be securely met with on-site generation.

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The oil & gas and petrochemical industry was the largest end user of industrial gases in the past as a result of the snowballing count of crude oil and natural gas reservoirs and increasing dimensions of refineries. In these reservoirs, gas and oil can only be gotten by secondary and tertiary approaches of production, by making the use of industrial gases, as they offer artificial pressure to the reservoirs.

The APAC industrial gases market industries consumed the maximum quantity of gases, and it will continue its supremacy on the industrial gases industry in the future. This credited to the rising requirement for manufactured products as a result of the enormous population and large manufacturing industry in the region, particularly in South Korea, India, Japan, China because of low labor costs. 

Furthermore, the less-strict ecological regulations than in Western nations are acting as an organizer for the growth of the regional industry.For example, the manufacturing output of China in 2018–2019 was closely USD 4 trillion, while the one of Japan was about USD 1 trillion, which made up for 28.4% and 7.23% of the manufacturing output globally, respectively.