Messer Plans Berryville, Arkansas, Air Separation Operations
01/16/2025
The new air separation unit will address the growing demand for industrial gases in the southern part of the U.S. Production is scheduled to begin in the second half of 2026.
"Our new ASU in Berryville underscores Messer's commitment to fueling growth in the South," said Elena Skvortsova, President & CEO of Messer Americas. “This investment reflects our dedication to providing a dependable supply of industrial gases like oxygen and nitrogen to meet the evolving needs of our customers in food and beverage, healthcare, metals, chemicals, and many more industries. I also would like to note that Messer appreciates the working relationship with the City of Berryville. Without their dedication to this project, it would not have been possible.”
Messer is the largest privately held industrial gas business in the world, offering expertise in industrial, medical, specialty and electronic gases.
“Messer is a global leader in the gas industry, and we are proud the company is investing in Arkansas,” noted Clint O’Neal, executive director of the Arkansas Economic Development Commission. “Congratulations to the City of Berryville and its local leadership team on this significant economic development win.”
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