Dow plans new coatings facility in Saudi Arabia

4:18 AM, 26th March 2012

Dow plans new coatings facility in Saudi Arabia

Jerome Peribere, Executive Vice President, Dow Chemicals and President and CEO, Dow Advanced Materials Division.

RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA: The Dow Chemical Company plans to invest in a new manufacturing facility for its Dow Coating Materials business unit in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The planned facility, which will be located at the Jubail Industrial city, will manufacture a wide range of coating materials for both the Kingdom and export markets worldwide.

“With an unmatched specialty portfolio of advanced materials, we constantly aim at bringing customers differentiation and solving global challenges locally together. By investing in a new coatings facility in Saudi Arabia, we are moving closer to our regional customers, and realizing our regional business objectives in a key growth market for Dow,” said Jerome Peribere, Executive Vice President, Dow Chemicals and President and CEO, Dow Advanced Materials Division.

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