Sika has commissioned a new plant and technical center for concrete admixtures in Ham, Belgium. With this move, the company aims to expand its production and innovation capabilities in Europe.
With an aim to expand its global manufacturing network, Sika has launched five new plants across the globe. The facilities are located in the United States, Argentina, Colombia, Bangladesh, and Tanzania.
With an aim to strengthen its position in the Saudi and GCC construction markets as well as expand its product offering in the region, Sika has acquired Gulf Seal, a leading local manufacturer of bituminous waterproofing membranes.
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Located in Qatar, Gulf Additive Factory is one of the most well-known construction chemicals company in the country. With this acquisition, Sika aims to strengthen its presence in Qatar.
Sika aims to strengthen its global presence by launching three new manufacturing investments in China, Brazil, and Morocco. The expansion is part of a broader effort to increase market penetration, and ensure that production capabilities are aligned with customer needs at a regional level.
Under a MOU signed between Sika and Sulzer, both the companies will combine their expertise and work together to establish a joint venture in order to advance plastics recycling in the construction industry.
Sika’s new manufacturing plant in China is expected to produce a full range of products, including mortars, tile adhesives, and waterproofing solutions. With this plant, the company aims to meet the growing market demand.
With an aim to meet the growing demand in Latin America, Sika has launched a new production facility which will produce synthetic macro fibers. Synthetic macro fibers are based on an advanced technology for the constructive and static reinforcement of concrete structures.
Sika has plans to invest at its polymer production site in Texas, USA. This is the second investment at the site by the firm and it comes in the background of growing demand for concrete admixture in the USA and Canada.