An oversupply of helium is keeping prices low and margins tight, as new storage and capacity arrives. Molly Burgess reports
The helium market has been in a state of oversupply for nearly two years now. While shortages are challenging on different terms, being in a state of surplus isn’t straightforward either.
Pricing is squeezed in an oversupplied market, for one. “Spot prices are well below contract prices, and the outlook suggests more of the same,” Phil Kornbluth, President of Kornbluth Helium Consulting, tells gasworld.
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