These expansions are aimed at strengthening Sika’s ability to provide innovative and sustainable solutions to the growing construction markets in both regions.
Important points:
Sika’s strategic investments in Singapore and China demonstrate Sika’s commitment to serving key growth markets in Asia Pacific. The new factory will enhance Sika’s ability to meet the specific needs of local customers with customized solutions and improved logistics. Both Singapore and China offer significant growth potential for the construction industry due to government investment in infrastructure and a focus on sustainable development. Sika values sustainability in its manufacturing operations, aligning with global trends and contributing to creating a more sustainable built environment.
Sika, a leading specialty chemical company, announced the opening of two state-of-the-art manufacturing plants in Singapore and Xi’an, China.
The Singapore factory specializes in producing high-performance mortars to meet the demands of the densely populated island nation. With a focus on urban development and ambitious infrastructure projects, Singapore presents a strong market for innovative building materials. This new facility will significantly shorten logistics distances and allow Sika to more effectively meet the needs of local customers.
In China, Sika opened its second major factory this year, this time in Xi’an in northwestern China. The facility will manufacture a wide range of Sika products, including tile adhesives, cementitious waterproofing solutions and flooring systems. Currently with 35 manufacturing locations across the country, Sika is strengthening its presence and increasing its ability to serve China’s vast and dynamic construction market.
Philip Jost, Regional Manager for Asia/Pacific, emphasized the importance of these expansions, saying: “Investing in these new plants is perfectly aligned with our growth strategy in Asia. “We will be able to offer our customers even better service and access to our major factories.” Additionally, both facilities are designed with sustainability in mind, incorporating energy-efficient processes and environmentally friendly materials. ”
strong market fundamentals
Singapore’s construction market is expected to experience strong growth, with an expected CAGR of 4.1% until 2028. This growth is primarily driven by the government’s ambitious Land Transport Master Plan 2040, which outlines significant investment in rail infrastructure, including new stations and priority transport links. corridor.
China’s construction market, valued at CHF 4.3 trillion in 2025, is also poised to continue expanding, with a projected CAGR of 3.9% through 2028. The government’s current five-year plan focuses on infrastructure development and improving construction quality, pushing for significant investment in key construction areas. project. Additionally, China’s commitment to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060 is creating strong demand for sustainable building solutions.
