Saint-Gobain

Saint-Gobain is a global manufacturer and distributor of construction materials, systems and services, supplying the residential, non-residential and infrastructure markets through a portfolio of complementary brands. The group also produces high-performance materials for industrial applications, including mobility, healthcare and aerospace. Founded in 1665, it employs more than 162,000 people and operates across a broad international footprint, making it one of the world's largest building materials manufacturers.

The company's business spans two main lines: the design, manufacture and distribution of materials and systems for construction, sold to both construction professionals and consumers; and high-performance industrial materials. Technical work is concentrated in areas such as building materials and construction systems, light and sustainable construction, energy efficiency, and the development of lower-impact materials.

Saint-Gobain states its purpose as "make the world a better home". Its stated priorities include sustainability, investment in energy efficiency, and industrial innovation directed at more sustainable construction practices. Its operating markets cover residential and non-residential construction, infrastructure, mobility, healthcare, aerospace and other industrial applications.