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Mapei Australia carries the proud legacy of the MAPEI Group globally in supporting local sport and culture through the organisations below.

Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race

A long-standing partner of professional cycling, Mapei supported Cadel Evans throughout his career, from joining the Mapei-Quickstep Cycling Team in 2002 to training at the Mapei Sport Centre under the supervision of Professor Aldo Sassi, former Director of Mapei Sport Research Centre, who made such a key contribution to his career including his win in the 2011 Tour de France. His close ties with Mapei continue: Mapei Australia has been the Main Sponsor of the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race since it was first held in 2015. Cadel Evans personifies the passion, commitment and constant growth in the Group and Mapei Australia’s DNA.

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Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC)

Investing in people and culture is integral to Mapei Australia’s strategy. We are proud to continue our partnership with QPAC, which aligns well with our commitment to social responsibility globally and in Australia. We are deeply grateful for the continuing partnership with QPAC, known for its rich theatre and music heritage. It is a perfect choice for Mapei to connect with people and communities in Queensland.

Mosaic Association of Australia & New Zealand (MAANZ)

MAANZ fosters creativity and community through the transformative power of mosaic art. It inspires individuals of all backgrounds to explore and experience the beauty of mosaic art and makes a difference through exhibitions, conventions, education, and collaborative endeavours. Mapei Australia provides products and training for the artists' endeavours to cultivate a vibrant mosaic community that celebrates diversity and enriches lives together.

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World's best companies 2025: Mapei is among the best companies in the world

The ranking published by Time in collaboration with Statista
July 10, 2025
Mapei is among the best companies in the world, according to the World 's Best Companies 2025 ranking published by Time. Now in its third edition, the study identifies the one thousand companies that are shaping the future.

The ranking is based on an in-depth analysis considering three key dimensions: employee satisfaction, revenue growth and ESG (environmental, social and governance) transparency. The study collected data from over 200,000 workers worldwide, analysed financial performance over the past three years, and assessed companies' commitment to sustainability and social responsibility. 

Using a scoring model that gives equal weight to each dimension, the top thousand companies with the highest performance were selected. These companies stand out for their ability to innovate, grow sustainably and create inclusive and quality workplaces, becoming benchmarks in the international economic landscape.

For Mapei, this recognition rewards solid and responsible growth, which has led the Group to close 2024 with a consolidated turnover of 4.4 billion euros, an increase of 4.7% compared to the previous year. With over 13,000 employees, 106 production plants and a global network of 39 research centres, Mapei has successfully combined international expansion, innovation and attention to people and the environment. Its commitment to sustainability is also reflected in its active support for sport and culture, areas in which Mapei invests to generate social value, promote excellence and strengthen its bond with communities.

"In a constantly evolving global context, Mapei confirms its strategy by continuously investing in people, innovation and sustainability in order to build lasting and shared value ", states Giuseppe Castelli, Group Corporate HR & Organization Director Mapei. "For years we have been pursuing balanced growth, guided by the conviction that profit must go hand in hand with ethics, respect for people and the creation of value for the territory".

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