WEG and GIT Coatings form marine coatings collaboration
Brazil-based WEG Coatings and Canada-based GIT Coatings have reached an agreement to strengthen each other’s supply of marine coatings products in international markets.
The partnership between GIT and WEG is built on a shared innovative vision to increase maritime shipping efficiency at reduced costs while reaffirming their commitment to sustainability. The two companies will leverage each other's strengths and expertise to enhance product offerings and provide customers with tailor-made solutions. The partnership highlights GIT’s exponential growth as a provider of innovative and sustainable graphene-based solutions, helping shipowners looking to reduce fuel costs and reduce their carbon footprint.
Mo AlGermozi, CEO of GIT Coatings, said of the new partnership: "Today we are very excited to announce our official partnership with WEG Paints. To lead the shipping industry into a greener future, we continue to expand our offering to provide the world’s most sustainable and effective biofouling management coating solutions. Our shared vision for innovation makes our enhanced product offerings in global markets a reality."
Focused on delivering integrated solutions, the partnership also demonstrates WEG’s ongoing commitment to innovative solutions with low environmental impact. Rafael Torezan, Managing Director of WEG Coatings said: "Strategic partnerships that promote innovation and technological advancement play a key role for WEG. Our collaboration with GIT will help provide more efficient and sustainable coating solutions to the global marine market."
The collaboration will accelerate the adoption of green solutions in the marine market, such as GIT’s graphene coatings. Both WEG and GIT expect this collaboration to strengthen their product offerings in global markets. The world is changing and customers are looking for more sustainable solutions. The partnership between GIT Coatings and WEG will address these needs through collaboration and a shared vision for innovation and sustainability.
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