Saint-Gobain Announces Acquisition of International Cellulose Corporation
Acquisition will reinforce Saint-Gobain’s leadership position in light and sustainable construction
Saint-Gobain announced Feb. 2 that it has acquired the business assets of International Cellulose Corporation, a privately-owned manufacturer of commercial specialty insulation products, including spray-on thermal and acoustical finishing systems.
The acquisition of ICC’s assets will allow Saint-Gobain to reinforce its leadership position in light and sustainable construction by offering fireproofing and insulation solutions that will enhance energy conservation and efficiency in commercial spaces. Manufactured with natural, plant-based fibers and high recycled content, ICC products meet some of the world’s most rigorous sustainability standards, such as LEED V.4 and GREENGUARD Gold certifications, aligning with Saint-Gobain’s focus on sustainability. Cellulose, the primary raw ingredient in ICC products, contains high levels of sequestered carbon, furthering Saint-Gobain’s commitment to net-zero carbon by 2050.
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