JUPPITR10
Fund I
Reg D 506(b) · LP
NAV
$29,368
Day
+0.48%
ITD
+14.22%
vs S&P
+3.70%
Snapshot
May 29, 2026
Friday close

APD Air Products

Materials · Core

Composite over time

Score log

DateCompositeTierSectorModel
2026-03-31 7.16 watch Basic Materials claude-opus-4-7

Latest metric breakdown

MetricScoreSourceNote
Valuation 9.8 auto P/E 21.5
Liquidity 8.0 auto Current ratio 1.46
Growth 6.2 auto Revenue growth 5.8%
Profitability 4.7 auto Net margin -2.7%
Efficiency 3.7 auto ROE -1.7%
Leadership Tenure 4.5 ai Eduardo Menezes took over as CEO in February 2025 following a contentious activist campaign by Mantle Ridge that ousted long-tenured CEO Seifi Ghasemi; tenure is fresh and accompanied by strategy reset on hydrogen mega-projects.
Ownership Alignment 7.1 auto Insider holding 1.89%
Strategic Vision 6.8 ai New leadership is rationalizing the prior $15B+ clean hydrogen capex bets (NEOM, Louisiana, Texas) under a more disciplined return framework, with a clearer focus on industrial gas core and merchant strategy — coherent but still in transition.
Focus / Clarity 8.4 ai Pure-play industrial gases producer (oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen, helium) with hydrogen-for-mobility adjacency — one of only four global players alongside Linde, Air Liquide, and Nippon Sanso.
Diversification 8.2 ai ~$12B revenue spread across Americas, Asia, EMEA with diverse end markets (refining, chemicals, electronics, metals, food, healthcare) and on-site take-or-pay contracts limiting customer concentration.
Maturity / Revenue 8.3 ai Revenue $12.2B
Growth Potential 7.2 ai Core industrial gas volume grows mid-single-digit, with optionality from electronics gases (semis capex), decarbonization-driven hydrogen demand, and rerating potential as the activist-driven capital discipline reset is recognized by the market.
Volatility 6.5 auto β 0.81 · D/E 101.99
Market Standing 8.5 auto Market cap $67.5B
Competitive Moat 8.6 ai Member of the global industrial gas oligopoly (~25% share), with 15-20 year on-site take-or-pay contracts, dense pipeline networks in Gulf Coast/Rotterdam/Asia, and high switching costs — qualifies on share + contractual barriers + scale economies.