In July, the raw material market for coatings exhibited a pronounced "divergence in price trends." According to data from the iBuychem Research Institute comparing July and June, the entire coatings and waterproofing industry chain experienced a structural market where half saw price increases while the other half faced significant declines. The 2026 July coatings procurement cost index stood at 85%, down 1 percentage point month-on-month, while the powder coatings procurement cost index was 85%, declining by 2 percentage points. Titanium dioxide industry chain: Titanium dioxide (rutile) fell 2.13%, mainly dragged down by upstream titanium concentrate (down 3.83%) and weak domestic demand. During the off-season, downstream architectural coatings have a light demand for goods. Even if upstream prices increase, titanium dioxide manufacturers are unable to raise prices and passively reduce prices to increase volume. It is worth noting that the cost of raw materials sulfur (up 5.65%) and sulfuric acid (up 5.64%) has increased, but it has not been transmitted to the terminal, and the profit margin of titanium dioxide enterprises has been compressed. Epoxy resin industry chain: Epoxy resin, as the core raw material for industrial anti-corrosion flooring and epoxy waterproof coatings, saw a rise in the entire industry chain in July. Epoxy resin (E-51) increased by 1.81%, mainly driven by the cost of epichlorohydrin (up 6.21%) and bisphenol A (up 4.53%). Multiple sets of epoxy chloropropane units in China are undergoing phased maintenance, coupled with the rise in crude oil prices driving up the price of propylene raw materials and tightening spot supply; Bisphenol A is strengthening due to the cost support of phenol, and the production cost of resin factories is passively rising. However, it is worth noting that the increase in upstream raw material prices is much greater than that of resin finished products, indicating that downstream demand has limited acceptance of high prices, and there may be insufficient follow-up momentum in the future. Acrylic lotion/resin: Acrylic lotion is the largest raw material for interior and exterior wall latex paint and water-based industrial paint. Styrene acrylic lotion dropped by 8.69%, and pure acrylic lotion dropped by 1.28%; Upstream acrylic acid (-8.20%), butyl acrylate (-8.60%), and MMA plummeted by 16.03%. Only styrene slightly increased by 0.13%, almost unchanged. Domestic acrylic acid, butyl ester, and MMA plants are resuming production, resulting in an oversupply of market supply; Summer is hot and rainy, and the construction of building coatings is off-season. Coating companies purchase according to demand and refuse to stock up. Upstream companies can only lower prices to ship and recover cash flow. Benefiting most water-based building paint factories, the purchase cost of lotion decreased significantly, and the production cost of emulsion paint decreased significantly month on month. Isocyanates: TDI (toluene diisocyanate) surged 8.76% due to supply contraction caused by centralized maintenance of some domestic facilities, a decline in industry operating rates, and a temporary recovery in overseas export orders. However, toluene and xylene solvents saw a slight decline, which slightly offset the increase in TDI. High end fatty acids have plummeted across the board, HDI(-18.82%)、IPDI(-14.66%)、 Hexanediamine (-14.38%) experienced a deep decline. The concentrated release of new production capacity of adiponitrile has led to a sharp increase in the supply of hexamethylenediamine, resulting in a significant drop in the cost of high-end curing agents; The significant reduction in raw material costs for high-end weather resistant exterior wall coatings, automotive paints, and industrial anti-corrosion topcoats is beneficial for cost reduction in high-end industrial coatings. Powder coating polyester resin: In July, most powder coating raw materials fell, with TMA's phthalic anhydride plummeting by 20.40%, PTA falling by 6.11%, and IPA falling by 3.71%; The TMA industry has seen an increase in production, inventory backlog, and a significant drop in prices, becoming the biggest cost reduction benefit for powder coatings. Neopentyl glycol (+4.20%), isobutyraldehyde, and TMP saw a slight increase. Universal solvents: The rise and fall are differentiated, with ketones and alcohols generally weakening, while acetate is relatively strong. In July, acetate showed an increase while oxygen-containing solvents (acetone, alcohol ethers) fell. Ethyl acetate (+4.84%), sec butyl acetate (+2.17%), butyl acetate slightly increased by 0.31%, and ethylene glycol butyl ether slightly increased by 1.06%; The maintenance support supply for the acetic acid plant has been tightened; Acetone (-7.31%), isopropanol (-6.22%), propylene glycol methyl ether acetate PMA (-6.94%), ethylene glycol ethyl ether acetate (-7.31%), xylene (-5.18%), toluene (-1.49%), 200 # solvent oil (-1.17%). In general, the paint raw material market in July was dominated by the demand side, and the price of lotion and waterproof raw materials was suppressed in the off-season of summer construction; Industrial anti-corrosion requires strong support of epoxy TDI。 Overall, there is ample cost reduction in civilian coatings and waterproofing, while the cost of industrial epoxy coatings is under pressure. (Note: All price data and indices in the article are quoted from the Market Monitoring Report of iBuychem Research Institute in July 2026. If you need to subscribe, please Emai: zhangq@ibuychem.com .)
In response to increasing raw material costs and current market conditions, Oxea will increase prices for the following products effective Aug. 01, 2026, or as contracts allow.
Overseas market sources reported that Wanhua Chemical will raise its MDI and TDI prices in Southeast Asia by USD 200/t, effective July 29, due to rising raw material, energy and supply chain costs.
HZ Info, June 17–19, 2026 – Paintistanbul 2026, the largest coatings raw materials and application exhibition in the Eurasian region, grandly opened at the Istanbul Expo Center. Co‑organized by the Turkish Paint Industry Association (BOSAD) and CNG Expo Events, the exhibition covers a total area of 40,000 square meters across Halls 5, 6, 7, and 8. As the third‑largest coatings industry event globally and the second‑largest in Europe, it is expected to bring together over 400 exhibitors and more than 10,000 professional visitors. YINGDE AMALCHEM POLYMER NEW MATERIALS CO.,LTD, based in Guangdong, China, showcased its core products at Booth 5CN45, demonstrating the innovative strength of Chinese polymer new materials enterprises to the Eurasian market. The year 2026 has become a pivotal year for Amalchem with a concentrated release of technological achievements. According to information from the China National Intellectual Property Administration, the company obtained an invention patent titled “A Three‑Proof Adhesive Comprising Dual‑Curing Resin, Its Preparation Method and Application” on February 3, 2026 (Authorized Announcement No. CN120041147B). This patented technology is applied in the protective coating of onboard electronic control systems for new energy vehicles, gaining market attention for its resistance to high and low temperatures, anti‑fungal properties, and high curing efficiency. On March 5 of the same year, Amalchem’s patent for “Gradient Photo‑curing Epoxy Acrylate Metal Coating Preparation Method” was published. This technology enables the coating to achieve anticorrosion longevity of over 5,000 hours in humid‑hot environments. On April 28, the company’s another invention patent, “A UV‑Curable Resin‑Based Auto Body Filler, Its Preparation Method and Application” (Patent No. CN120290034B), was officially disclosed. Founded in December 2012, Amalchem is located in the Qingyuan Overseas Chinese Industrial Park – Yingde Donghua Fine Chemical Base, a provincial‑level chemical industrial park in Guangdong, occupying an area of over 22,000 square meters. The company specializes in the production of UV‑curable resins, water‑based resins and auxiliaries, and eco‑friendly coatings, with products widely used in paints, inks, adhesives, daily chemicals, leather, 3C electronics, furniture, flooring, paper, and other industries. As a modern high‑tech enterprise integrating R&D, production, and sales, Amalchem has continuously increased its R&D investment in recent years, establishing an independent core technology system in UV‑curable resins, water‑based resins, and related fields. In recent years, Amalchem has been actively exploring overseas markets. In 2024, the company successively appeared at the Vietnam International Coatings & Inks Exhibition and the Russian Coatings Show, launching featured products such as low‑viscosity resin AM3201D, matte resin AM2311, and easy‑matting resin AM4303 at the Vietnam event. This appearance at Paintistanbul 2026 marks an important step in Amalchem’s strategy to expand into the Eurasian market. Turkey’s coatings industry has developed rapidly in recent years; it is currently the fifth‑largest paint producer in Europe, with an annual production capacity of approximately 800,000 tons and about 600 active companies in the sector. The Turkish coatings industry has an economic scale of USD 2.47 billion, accounting for roughly 2% of the global market. With continuous improvements in production capacity and technical infrastructure, Turkey is steadily emerging as a regionally influential coatings Since the beginning of 2026, Amalchem has been advancing simultaneously on two fronts: technological R&D and international expansion. Leveraging its deep expertise in UV‑curable resins, water‑based resins, and other fields, the company continues to launch high‑performance products that meet international market demands. From Vietnam to Russia and now to Turkey, Amalchem is writing a new chapter in the “going global” journey of Chinese new‑material enterprises with solid R&D capabilities and resolute internationalization. Rooted in Guangdong and with a global vision, this polymer new materials company, founded in 2012, is accelerating its transition from “Made in China” to “Created in China,” contributing to the globalization of China’s coatings industry.
The ink industry has been facing numerous pressures this decade. First, the COVID-19 pandemic dramatically changed how companies operated. After a short period of stability, albeit at higher costs, the return of Donald Trump to the U.S. presidency brought with it a wide range of tariffs, with the possibility of more to come. The past year has seen further challenges, as the 2026 war between the U.S., Israel and Iran led to the closing of the Strait of Hormuz. Estimates report that at least 20% of the world’s crude oil is shipped through the strait. As a result, the price of crude oil rose from approximately $70 per barrel to $120/barrel at its height. This, in turn, heavily impacts the cost and availability of petroleum-based chemicals, some of which are used for ink formulations. While prices have come down after a memorandum of understanding was signed between the parties, prices at the pump have yet to return to pre-war levels. Meanwhile, the changing printing industry, particularly on the publication/commercial side, has created a permanent shift on the ink side. That shift is leading to changes among ink manufacturers. Interestingly, two of the top 12 largest international ink producers have rebranded their companies with an eye on the expanding packaging sector. Flint Group has rebranded its company as Flint Group Packaging Solutions, although it is continuing to maintain its publication ink side. Wikoff Color has rebranded itself as Wikoff, with an emphasis on advanced coatings and digital technologies. Advanced inks and coatings, or functional inks and coatings, are a significant growth area in the industry. Printers and their customers are looking at ways to improve the circularity of their products, and inks and coatings have a role to play there. In this year’s Top International Ink Companies Report , leading ink executives offer their insights into the market. Industry leaders report they are anticipating further growth this year, particularly on the packaging and digital portions of the market, but are closely monitoring the conflict in the Middle East. Hopefully, these concerns will be settled in the near future. David Savastano Ink World Contributing Editor dsavastano@rodmanmedia.com Top International Companies RANK COMPANY LOCATION SALES 1 DIC Corporation (Including Sun Chemical Corporation) 3 Chome-7 Nihonbashi, Chuo City, Tokyo 103-8233, Japan $3.5 Billion 2 Sakata INX Corp. Urbannet Midosuji Building 7F and 8F, 4-2-13 Awajimachi, Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka, Japan 550-0002 $1.7 Billion 3 Flint Group Packaging Solutions 26b, Boulevard Royal L-2449 Luxembourg Luxembourg $1.6 Billion 4 Siegwerk Alfred-Keller-Strasse 55 53721 Siegburg, Germany $1.5 Billion 5 artience Co., Ltd 2-1, Kyobashi 2-chome Chuo-Ku, Tokyo 104-8377 Japan $1.1 Billion 6 hubergroup Sonnenstraße 1 85551 Kirchheim-Heimstetten Germany $873 Million 7 FUJIFILM 850 Central Ave. Hanover Park, IL 60133 $600 Million 8 SICPA Holding SA Avenue de Florissant 41 1008 Prilly, Switzerland $400 Million 9 ALTANA AG Abelstraße 43 46483 Wesel, Germany $400 Million 10 T&K TOKA Co. Ltd 283-1, Chikumazawa, Miyoshi-Machi, Iruma-Gun Saitama, Japan, 354-8577 $300 Million 11 Kao APS 2-1-3 Bunka Sumida-ku, Tokyo 131-8501 Japan $300 Million 12 Wikoff 1886 Merritt Road Fort Mill, SC 29715 $200 Million 13 Nazdar 8501 Hedge Lane Terrace Shawnee, KS 66227-3290 $200 Million 14 EFI 6453 Kaiser Drive Fremont, CA 94555 $200 Million 15 Dainichiseika Color & Chemicals 7-6 Bakurocho 1-chome Nihonbashi, Chuo-Ku Tokyo 103-8383 Japan $193 Million 16 Yip’s Chemical 27/F., Fortis Tower, 77-79 Gloucester Road Wanchai, Hong Kong $170 Million 17 DuPont 4020 Stirrup Creek Drive, Suite 211 Durham, NC 27703 $170 Million 18 Sanchez SA de CV Talisman # 306 México City, Mexico $153.7 Million 19 Marabu GmbH & Co. KG Asperger Straße 4 71732 Tamm Germany $150 Million 20 HP Inc 1501 Page Mill Road Palo Alto, CA 94304 $150 Million 21 UFlex A – 107 - 108, Sector - IV, Noida 201301 (U.P.), India $140 Million 22 INKBANK GROUP INC. Room 101, Building C, Hejing Industrial Zone Hi-Tech Park, Zhancheng Community, Fuhai Street Bao'an District, Shenzhen, China $115 Million 23 CRT, a Division of Quad Graphics 1900 W Sumner St, Hartford, WI 53027, USA $110 Million 24 Zeller+Gmelin GmbH Schlossstrasse 20 73329 Eislingen, Germany $100 Million 25 Tokyo Printing Ink Mfg. Co., Ltd Oriente 171 #367 1-12-4 Oji, Kita-ku Tokyo 114-0002, Japan $100 Million 26 DEERS i/(Daihan Ink Co., Ltd.) 54-11 Dongpyeon-ro, Dongan-gu, Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea $90 Million 27 Central Ink Corporation 1100 N. Harvester Road West Chicago, IL 60185 $85 Million 28 DONECK EUROFLEX S.A 4 An de Längten, 6776 Potaschberg Grevenmacher, Luxembourg $80 Million 29 International Paper 6400 Poplar Ave. Memphis, TN 38197 $50 Million 30 Ink Systems 2311 South Eastern Ave. Commerce, CA 90040 $50 Million
Market sources reported that Huntsman will raise prices for all MDI products in Europe, Africa and the Middle East by EUR 250/t , effective from August 1, 2026 , or as contracts allow. The adjustment was attributed to ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, further increases in raw material costs and rising energy expenses. The increase is incremental to previously communicated prices and is intended to support the continued supply of polyurethane products across Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
Suzhou Jiren Hi-Tech Material Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Jiren Hi-Tech") announced that, in order to further expand its overseas markets and meet its long-term strategic development needs, the company plans to establish a wholly-owned subsidiary in Singapore, and through this subsidiary, establish a holding sub-subsidiary in Indonesia. This marks the official launch of Jiren Hi-Tech's overseas production base layout, and the company's internationalization strategy has thus entered a substantive implementation phase. According to the announcement, the company plans to establish a wholly-owned subsidiary in Singapore named Jiren Hi-Tech Material Pte. Ltd. , with its registered address in Woodlands, Singapore. The subsidiary's primary business is paint sales, with a registered capital of SGD 1,000 (approximately USD 740), wholly held by Jiren Hi-Tech through cash contribution. As an international financial center, Singapore has a well-established legal system and liberal foreign exchange policies. This move is intended to position the subsidiary as a center for capital management and overseas administration, providing strong support for the company's subsequent global operations. Following the establishment of the Singapore wholly-owned subsidiary, it will collaborate with PT GLOBAL SEJAHTERA JAYA and Suzhou Yeyoujie Trading Co., Ltd. to establish a holding sub-subsidiary in Jakarta, Indonesia, named PT Jiren High Tech Material Indonesia , whose primary business is paint manufacturing and sales. The sub-subsidiary has a registered capital of IDR 13 billion, of which the Singapore wholly-owned subsidiary contributes IDR 6.63 billion (approximately USD 400,000), holding a 51% stake, making it the controlling shareholder and consolidating the sub-subsidiary into the company's consolidated financial statements; PT GLOBAL SEJAHTERA JAYA contributes IDR 5.07 billion (approximately USD 306,000), holding a 39% stake; and Suzhou Yeyoujie Trading Co., Ltd. contributes IDR 1.3 billion (approximately USD 78,000), holding a 10% stake. The total overseas investment in this project does not exceed USD 400,000 or its RMB equivalent, all funded from the company's own capital. The company's previously released 2025 annual report shows that its full-year operating revenue reached RMB 445 million, a year-on-year increase of 22.82%; however, its net profit attributable to shareholders was -RMB 6.6598 million, still in a loss-making position. Expanding into overseas high-margin markets by setting up a plant in Indonesia may become an important breakthrough for the company to improve its profitability.
In the first half of 2026, China's TDI export data performed impressively. According to customs statistics, from January to June, China's cumulative TDI exports reached 332,100 tons, an increase of approximately 64,800 tons compared to the 267,300 tons exported in the same period of 2025, marking a year-on-year growth of 24.2%. Among these, the single-month export volume in June hit 56,600 tons, showing a month-on-month growth of 22.5% and a year-on-year increase of 17.7%. The total export volume for the first half of the year was 152 times the import volume, highlighting the prominent outward-oriented nature of the TDI industry. In terms of export destinations, Brazil ranked first with approximately 29,600 tons, followed closely by Vietnam, Belgium, India, and Indonesia. The top ten markets collectively accounted for about 54.7% of the total exports, indicating a relatively dispersed export region with low dependence on any single market. The factors contributing to the significant growth in exports during the first half of the year include the following: First, the tense international geopolitical situation imposed dual pressures on energy costs and logistics in overseas regions, enabling China's TDI to gain export substitution benefits through stable supply guarantees and cost advantages. Second, the Indian government reduced import tariffs on certain chemicals (including TDI and polyether polyols) to zero from April 2 to June 30, accelerating the rapid flow of goods into India, Vietnam, and the Middle East. Third, the single-month export volume in April reached 74,600 tons, setting a new record high, which was directly linked to the rush-buying trend triggered by the Middle East conflict at that time. The surge in exports effectively alleviated domestic supply surpluses and inventory pressures, providing strong support for TDI market performance in the first half of the year. The maintenance of Wanhua Hungary will have a significant impact on the import and export market in the second half of the year. The contraction of overseas supply is expected to enhance the substitution effect of exports. The maintenance of the Hungarian facility directly reduces the supply of TDI in Europe, which is already constrained by high energy costs leading to insufficient operating rates. Against the backdrop of an expanding overseas supply gap, the export substitution advantage of Chinese TDI will be further highlighted. Despite a significant increase in exports and some overdrawn demand in the first half of the year, the Sadara and Iranian facilities in the Middle East have strong short-term uncertainties, and European production capacity is limited. China's TDI exports will still maintain strong resilience. The Southeast Asian market is in a low season with low import enthusiasm, and the supply focus may shift towards domestic trade. As Southeast Asian users gradually start stocking up in the future, it is expected that there may still be a possibility of increased export volume in the future. Overall, although the export volume in the second half of the year is difficult to replicate the explosive growth in April, the monthly performance will be more balanced. The procurement timeline for the overseas market is expected to be in the first half of August, while for the European and American markets it will be in the first half of September. The total export volume for the whole year is expected to continue to grow on the basis of 2025, but the growth rate may slow down. (Note: All price data and indices in the article are quoted from the June 2026 market monitoring report of Buyi Plastics Research Institute. If you need to subscribe, Email:zhangq@ibuychem.com.)
BASF’s engineering plastics plant in Minhang, Shanghai, and at the Zhanjiang Verbund site in Guangdong Province have been certified under ISCC PLUS (International Sustainability and Carbon Certification) [1] . The certification covers renewable and recycled feedstocks and verifies their sustainable origin and allocation through a mass balance approach, offering independent traceability across the value chain. The certification expands the availability of BASF’s ISCC PLUS-certified engineering plastics in China, enabling customers to advance their sustainability targets with confidence. By using ISCC PLUS-certified materials, customers – particularly in the automotive and electrical & electronics (E&E) industries – can rely on credible and transparent sustainability claims without compromising product quality or performance. “The ISCC PLUS certification of our Shanghai and Zhanjiang operations reflects our commitment to delivering verified, low‑carbon material solutions at scale,” said Andy Postlethwaite, Senior Vice President, Performance Materials Asia Pacific. “Local certification strengthens supply reliability and helps customers accelerate their green transformation while maintaining the performance they require.” The certification is part of BASF’s broader expansion of sustainable product offerings across Asia Pacific, extending ISCC PLUS coverage from Korea and Malaysia to additional sites in China, and enabling more traceable material choices for local customers. To date, close to 70% of BASF’s Performance Materials sites in Asia Pacific [2] have been ISCC PLUS certified, supporting customers’ green transformation goals across a wide range of industries. [1] ISCC PLUS (International Sustainability and Carbon Certification) is a globally recognized certification system that ensures the sustainability, traceability, and integrity of raw materials and products across supply chains. [2] BASF Performance Materials division’s ISCC PLUS- certified plants in Asia Pacific are located in: Pasi Gudang, Malaysia Zhanjiang, Mainland China Shanghai, Mainland China Nansha, Mainland China Ansan, South Korea Onsan, South Korea Yesan, South Korea Yeosu, South Korea Gimcheon, South Korea Changhua, Taiwan, Greater China
July 11, 2026 — The 28th China (Guangzhou) International Building Decoration Expo concluded successfully at the Pazhou Canton Fair Complex. During the four-day exhibition, Jiumu New Materials, a brand under Foshan Tufengjia Building Materials Co., Ltd., showcased its full range of new building materials. Boasting superior product performance and supporting services, the brand attracted a large number of domestic and overseas merchants. On the closing day of the expo, Jiumu New Materials reached strategic cooperation intentions with multiple overseas purchasers, officially embarking on a new phase of brand internationalization. At this year’s expo, Jiumu New Materials presented a full-link product matrix for architectural decoration. Its core product portfolio covers coating products including natural real stone paint, water-in-sand multicolor paint, 5188 imitation stone paint, new external wall thermal insulation coatings, and internal and external wall paints, as well as auxiliary materials such as epoxy stone adhesive, tile adhesive, grout products and waterproof materials. Among them, the epoxy stone adhesive enables firm and long-lasting bonding of stones, and supports full-scenario applications including stone repair, joint filling and back mesh reinforcement, forming a complete stone paving solution. To intuitively demonstrate the actual performance of its products, Jiumu New Materials set up on-site waterproof coating demonstrations and water spraying tests at its booth, presenting the practical application effects to visitors. Throughout the exhibition, the brand’s booth maintained high popularity, drawing continuous visits and consultations from dealers and decoration company representatives across China, with many professional visitors expressing on-site cooperation intentions. Meanwhile, the booth received numerous overseas purchasers from Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Europe and other regions. Thanks to its high bonding strength, hollowing and falling resistance, as well as low VOC, solvent-free, safe and eco-friendly features, Jiumu’s products won wide recognition from international buyers. As a high-tech enterprise specializing in the R&D and production of new building materials, Jiumu New Materials currently operates four production bases in Jinhua (Zhejiang), Guangzhou, Shunde and Dongguan (Guangdong), establishing a nationwide marketing and service network covering 600 county-level cooperative outlets and over 10,000 terminal retail outlets. In terms of qualifications, the brand’s products have obtained multiple national-level certifications including the Ten-ring Certification, Environmental Management System Certification and Quality Management System Certification, and the brand has previously been awarded the title of "China Top Ten Architectural Coatings Brand". In terms of service system, Jiumu New Materials has launched the industry’s pioneering "9S Service System", providing customers with full-process standardized operations and one-stop butler services from order receiving to final acceptance and delivery. Leveraging its complete product supply chain and standardized service capabilities, the brand’s tailored solutions are widely applied in diverse scenarios including old building renovation, new villa construction, urban renewal and beautiful rural development, covering the entire construction process from base treatment and waterproof construction to surface decoration. On July 11, the closing day of the expo, Jiumu New Materials officially announced its intensified overseas market expansion and secured strategic cooperation with multiple overseas purchasers. It is reported that Jiumu’s products have already been exported to more than ten countries, laying a solid foundation for overseas market operation. The batch of cooperation intentions reached at the Guangzhou Construction Fair marks an accelerated pace of the brand’s internationalization. Moving forward, relying on its one-stop delivery supply chain advantages, Jiumu New Materials will export high-quality Chinese building materials and professional solutions to the global market. During the expo, Fu Zhiyong, General Manager of Jiumu New Materials, was invited to attend the industry forum and delivered a keynote speech titled One-stop Renovation for Better Old Houses and Rural Villas. He stated that old building renovation is not only a livelihood project but also a vital development opportunity for the industry. Supported by its full-category product line and one-stop service capabilities, Jiumu New Materials will provide integrated solutions for the renovation of old urban and rural buildings to upgrade people’s living quality. Fu Zhiyong emphasized that "Sales is only the starting point, while service knows no end". Adhering to this philosophy and taking green innovation as the core driving force, the brand will consolidate its domestic market while expanding its global footprint, showcasing the quality strength of Chinese building materials to the world. As a benchmark exhibition in China’s home building and decoration industry, the Guangzhou Construction Fair serves as both an industry trend indicator and a platform for verifying brand strength. This participation and the launch of overseas layout mark a crucial milestone in the development of Jiumu New Materials. Going forward, the brand will continue to uphold the development vision of "Creating a Better Life for Consumers", adhere to green and eco-friendly product R&D principles, deepen its layout in the field of new building materials, and accelerate international expansion to broaden its global market presence.