- In March 2025, Akzo Nobel N.V. announced the launch of its next-generation water-based intumescent coating system, specifically designed for steel structures used in commercial and residential buildings. This product enhances fire resistance while offering low VOC emissions, aligning with green building standards and increasing sustainability in construction practices.
- In January 2025, PPG Industries, Inc. introduced a new range of epoxy-based intumescent coatings designed for the oil & gas and offshore industries. The coatings offer extended durability in harsh environments, improved corrosion resistance, and superior thermal protection, making them ideal for high-risk fire zones.
- In November 2024, Jotun expanded its production facility in the UAE to meet the rising regional demand for intumescent coatings. The expansion aims to support the growing infrastructure and energy sectors in the Middle East and Africa, while reducing delivery time and costs for local clients.
- In September 2024, Sherwin-Williams announced the development of a hybrid intumescent coating technology combining the benefits of solvent-based and water-based systems. The hybrid system ensures faster curing, improved workability, and high fire protection performance for structural steel in both commercial and industrial settings.
