SAINT-GOBAIN (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD.

Saint-Gobain Malaysia is a leading manufacturer of plasterboards and interior solutions, with a strong presence in the Malaysian market. The company was acquired by Saint-Gobain in 2005 to expand its multi-regional businesses and gypsum activity. With a production capacity of 16 million square meters per annum, the company operates the largest plasterboard manufacturing plant in Malaysia and offers a range of innovative interior solutions to meet the growing demands of the region.

Saint-Gobain Singapore is a leading provider of premixed plaster and mortar technology in Singapore and Asia, established since 1984. As part of the global Saint Gobain Group, we offer environmentally-friendly and high-performance construction materials for various industries, including buildings, automotive, aeronautics, healthcare, and energy. With over 170,000 employees across 68 countries, we provide comprehensive solutions for comfortable, energy-efficient, and pleasant living spaces.

Saint-Gobain designs, manufactures and distributes materials and solutions for the construction, mobility and industrial markets. Developed through a continuous innovation process, our integrated solutions provide sustainability and performance in daily life, addressing the renovation of public and private buildings, light construction and the decarbonization of construction and industry. In this way, we contribute to reducing carbon emissions, leveraging resource efficiency and increasing circularity. Saint-Gobain believes in progress and seeks to be a game-changer that improves individual and collective health and wellness. We are convinced that the solutions that meet everyone’s essential needs and allow us to live better together, without jeopardizing future generations, are still to be invented. Our commitment to reach this ambitious objective is guided by our shared purpose “MAKING THE WORLD A BETTER HOME”. €47.9 billion in sales in 2023 160,000 employees, located in 76 countries Committed to achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050