Stallion India Fluorochemicals Enters Helium Liquefaction Market

Stallion India Fluorochemicals Limited has signed a major Memorandum of Understanding with Portugal‑based SYS ADVANCE to roll out advanced helium recovery and liquefaction systems in India. The deal marks a bold move by Stallion India Fluorochemicals Limited into high‑value industrial gas technologies and sets the stage for stronger critical gas infrastructure in the country.

SYS ADVANCE is a recognized global maker of industrial gas equipment and a top developer of containerised helium recovery solutions. Its technology has been qualified by European space agencies for space and cryogenic use, showing its strength in demanding applications.

Helium is a rare and critical gas used in space research, medical imaging, semiconductor manufacturing, and other advanced industries. With demand rising and supply tight, efficient recovery and recycling are becoming must‑have capabilities.

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Under the collaboration, Stallion will bring SYS ADVANCE’s helium recovery and liquefaction technology to the Indian market. The company is already working with the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) on long‑term helium recycling needs tied to space programs and has taken part in a major ISRO tender for helium recovery systems. This partnership boosts Stallion’s technical edge and expands its footprint in industrial gas solutions.

Backed by this technology tie‑up, a growing asset base, and a more diversified product lineup, Stallion has shared a three‑year revenue growth target of 30–35 percent. The company says this strategic push into advanced gas tech will build long‑term value for shareholders while strengthening India’s capabilities in critical gas solutions.

Incorporated in 2002, Stallion serves sectors like air conditioning, refrigeration, fire protection, semiconductors, pharma, automotive, and glass. It runs key manufacturing units in Maharashtra, Rajasthan, and Haryana, with new facilities in Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra under development.