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Saint-Gobain acquires waterproofing specialist Xypex Chemical

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Saint-Gobain has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Xypex Chemical, a global leader in crystalline waterproofing admixtures and coatings. Xypex operates in 100+ countries, employs about 170 people, and is projected to reach C$110 million in sales in 2026.

What impact do you think this deal will have on the concrete waterproofing market—technology differentiation, global reach, or pricing and competition?

Saint-Gobain S.A. (Courbevoie, France) has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Xypex Chemical Corp. (Richmond, B.C., Canada), a global leader in crystalline waterproofing admixtures and coatings. Xypex provides its differentiated solutions in more than 100 countries and employs approximately 170 people, with sales of C$110 million expected in 2026. The company has established itself […]

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Aug 2 at 5:00 PM
Crystalline admixtures have been solid for seepage control in our concrete sumps, but they do nothing for movement cracks or hydrocarbon exposure, so we still needed joints detailed and a topcoat in hot zones. If Saint-Gobain changes packaging or cure guidance, field crews will get burned fast; any word on whether tech support and warranty terms stay intact?

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