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Covestro deepens China commitment with new investments

By YUAN SHENGGAO | China Daily

Updated: 2026-11-09 12:45

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Victor Law (left), vice-president of MEGA P&C, and Li Jinqi, head of base and modified materials for Northeast Asia of Covestro's Coatings and Adhesives business unit, sign an MoU at the CIIE to strengthen cooperation between the two companies. [Photo provided to CHINA DAILY]

Strengthening relations

For example, Covestro reaffirmed its strategic cooperation with long-standing Chinese partner MEGA P&C Advanced Materials (Shanghai), a protective coatings manufacturer, to explore opportunities in sustainable, high-performance industrial coatings amid the energy transition.

Under a memorandum of understanding signed at this year's CIIE, the two companies agreed to continue joint innovation in coatings for wind and solar energy, explore collaboration in marine coatings to support greener shipping and lower-carbon transport, and advance circular-economy initiatives, including bio-based raw materials and greener logistics.

"Having worked with Covestro for more than a decade, we have developed a strong partnership built on shared commitments to sustainability. This has led to closer collaboration in coatings for new energy applications, while both companies have grown alongside China's evolving market," said Victor Law, vice-president of MEGA P&C.

Covestro and MEGA P&C aim to strengthen their partnership through joint innovation, accelerate the development of new raw materials and bring practical coating solutions to market more quickly.

China's leading position in clean-energy manufacturing offers significant opportunities for advanced coatings. Solar-panel frames need to withstand harsh weather and corrosion, while wind-turbine blades require durable protection against rain erosion, salt spray and humidity. Covestro's waterborne two-component polyurethane coating solutions are designed for demanding solar applications, while its advanced coating technologies provide wind-turbine blades with durable protection.

"Through this new strategic cooperation agreement, we will further strengthen our close partnership and develop innovative solutions that meet the evolving needs of the coatings industry and support the transition toward a more sustainable, low-carbon future," said Anand Khot, global head of base and modified materials, business entity coatings and adhesives at Covestro.

The partners also plan to promote their solutions in overseas markets, supporting Chinese renewable-energy companies in their global expansion by combining China's strengths in renewable-energy manufacturing with Covestro's materials expertise and global presence, according to the MoU.

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