Quaker Houghton Breaks Ground on New Industrial Process Fluids Production Facility in China
Quaker Houghton, a global leader in industrial process fluids, celebrates breaking ground on its new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Zhangjiagang, China.
The new facility will expand the company’s production capabilities to support its customers and the company’s growth in the Asia Pacific region. Combining industry-leading technology with Quaker Houghton’s long history of manufacturing excellence and safety, the Zhangjiagang, China facility is expected to be operational in the second quarter of 2026.
Jeff Fleck, Chief Supply Chain Officer of Quaker Houghton, said, "We are pleased to break ground on our new manufacturing facility in Zhangjiagang, China, and we are grateful for the support and partnership of the Zhangjiagang Municipal Government. This facility will become an important part of our global supply chain and strengthen our market-leading position in industrial process fluids."
Joseph Berquist, Chief Commercial Officer of Quaker Houghton, added, "We have established a strong presence in China and the Asia Pacific region, supporting key industrial sectors such as steel, aluminum, automotive, beverage cans, mining and wind power. This strategic investment further highlights our commitment to meeting the growing needs of our customers in China and throughout the Asia Pacific region. We are pleased to make a positive contribution to the strong economic growth and development in the region."
2026-07-25
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