Saint Gobain Group

Saint Gobain Group, headquartered in France, is one of the world's top 100 industrial enterprises and began entering China in 1985. Saint Gobain designs, produces, and distributes high-performance materials such as quantum film Surejia, high-performance plastics, safety glass, gypsum building materials, glass fiber, abrasives, Muson bridges, and ceramic materials, which are applied in fields such as construction, transportation, infrastructure, medicine, and industry, and are closely related to daily life.

Nowadays, Saint Gobain has nearly 6570 employees in China, with a turnover of approximately 1.209 billion euros in 2018.

Saint Gobain's vision is to become a global benchmark enterprise in the field of lightweight and sustainable construction. Saint Gobain designs, produces, and distributes materials and services for use in the construction and industrial markets. Saint Gobain's comprehensive solutions help achieve the renovation of public and private buildings, the decarbonization of light buildings, and the decarbonization of construction and industry. They are born from continuous innovation efforts and can provide excellent sustainability and performance. The mission of Saint Gobain Group, "MAKING THE WORLD A BETTER HOME," guides the group in making commitments.

Ranked 252nd on the 2022 Fortune Global 500 list, it has been named one of the 100 most innovative companies in the world for nine consecutive years. Saint Gobain has been listed on exchanges such as Paris, London, Frankfurt, Zurich, Brussels, and Amsterdam. The group's business covers 76 countries worldwide.

Founded by Louis XIV's Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Colbert, in 1665, and constructed the Mirror Gallery of Versailles in 1678, providing car safety glass for 50% of European cars, glass for the pyramids in front of the Louvre in France and the theaters in Beijing and Shanghai, and soundproofing and insulation materials for one-third of European and one-fifth of American houses.