View of the booth of Sherwin-Williams during an expo in Shanghai. CHINA DAILY
The Sherwin-Williams Company, a US-based global player in the paint and coating industry, remains firmly committed to the Chinese market after a near century-long presence in the nation, driven mainly by sustainability, advanced manufacturing and industry expansion, said a senior executive.
Heidi Petz, chair, president and chief executive officer of Sherwin-Williams, made the remarks during a recent interview with China Daily, as the company celebrated its 160th anniversary in Shanghai.
Entering China in 1930, Sherwin-Williams has continuously expanded investment in local capabilities to build a strong foundation, growing together with its partners and customers to help them become more productive and profitable.
Petz highlighted that China is a very important market for the company and plays a meaningful role in its global growth strategy. As its Asian regional headquarters, China serves as a strong center for innovation, integration and collaboration across markets, supporting both local and multinational customers.
