Home breadcru News breadcru Speciality breadcru Sika opens new mortar plant in Ecuador

Sika opens new mortar plant in Ecuador

07 Apr '25
2 min read
Sika opens new mortar plant in Ecuador
Pic: Sika

Insights

  • Sika has opened a new mortar plant in Quito, Ecuador, strengthening its market presence and improving supply efficiency.
  • The facility will mainly produce tile adhesives and interior wall solutions, supporting growing demand in the north.
  • With shorter transport routes and a reduced carbon footprint, Sika is set to benefit from Ecuador's construction rebound.

With the opening of the new plant in Quito, Sika further strengthens its presence and proximity to customers in Ecuador. This strategic investment enhances Sika’s ability to tap into Ecuador’s full market potential for its mortar solutions, which will be primarily used for interior walls and tile adhesives.

Sika already operates a mortar production facility in southern Ecuador, in the economic area of Guayaquil, the largest city in the country. Up until now, the Quito region in the north has been supplied from this location. With the new plant in Quito, Sika will optimize its nationwide supply chain with shorter transportation routes to serve customers more efficiently and reduce the carbon footprint.

Sika is well known in Ecuador and around the world for its innovative and high-performance solutions for the construction industry. Having been locally present in the country since many decades, Sika is a trusted partner to customers in all market segments. The presence and product offering for tile adhesives were significantly strengthened by the acquisition of Parex in 2019 and since then, Sika has built up a leading position for tile setting materials and mortars in Ecuador.

Mike Campion, Regional Manager Americas: “Our new plant in Quito comes at a pivotal moment as Ecuador experiences a strong rebound in construction activity. Sika is well positioned to supply the growing markets in both the North and South of the country with high-quality, innovative solutions.”

After a three-year downturn, Ecuador’s construction industry is poised for recovery, with an expected average annual growth rate of 4.3% up to 2028. This recovery will be driven by investment in mining, transportation, electricity infrastructure, as well as residential construction projects.

Note: The headline, insights, and image of this press release may have been refined by the Fibre2Fashion staff; the rest of the content remains unchanged.

ALCHEMPro News Desk (HU)

Get Free Weekly Market Insights Newsletter

Receive daily prices and market insights straight to your inbox. Subscribe to AlchemPro Weekly!