Mapei Malaysia, active since 1992, has emerged as a key player in the country's construction market through strategic investments in production, sustainability, and human resources. Contributing to the infrastructure, residential, healthcare, and industrial sectors, the company is addressing the growing needs of a dynamic economy. Mapei Malaysia is expanding its production capacity with a second plant in Johor, reinforcing its role as a hub for Southeast Asia. Sustainability, training, and community engagement are cornerstones of its growth.

After years of abandonment, the Quartu Sant’Elena Velodrome in Sardinia has been transformed into a modern cycling facility thanks to a comprehensive redevelopment project. The renovation relied heavily on Mapei’s advanced materials, such as the Mapecoat TNS Cycle Track system. This system is designed to ensure maximum performance, safety and durability.

On the occasion of the FIM Superbike World Championship in Misano, Mapei presented two new solutions for signage and kerbs on motor racing circuits: Mapecoat TNS Race Track Zero and Mapecoat TNS Race VRT Zero. High-performance products with reduced environmental impact, protagonists of the event "Sustainable innovation hits the track", which brought together experts in the sector to discuss motorsport and sustainability.