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Global Fiberglass Composite Demand Grows; Sichuan KINGODA Expands Internationally with Technological Edge

Driven by global green infrastructure growth and carbon reduction goals, the Glass Fiber composite materials market expanded steadily in 2024, with a global scale exceeding USD 38 billion. Thermal insulation products led growth, and Sichuan KINGODA New Material Technology Co., Ltd. (Sichuan KINGODA) has leveraged tech breakthroughs and capacity expansion to enter international markets, emerging as a rising force in China’s Glass Fiber exports.

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Europe, North America, and Southeast Asia are key consumer hubs. Europe’s demand for high-end insulation is fueled by strict energy-efficient building rules; North America’s industrial insulation market grows fast via new energy and industrial upgrades; Southeast Asia’s real estate and manufacturing boom boosts mid-to-low-end imports. Tighter global environmental regulations also push the industry toward greener, more advanced development.

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Sichuan KINGODA enhances competitiveness through capacity and tech upgrades. The second phase of its Deyang base progresses well, with a new 2025-launch production line to boost export capacity. Using advanced automated systems, it customizes products for regional needs. Its self-developed glass-basalt fiber composite panels, with excellent thermal conductivity and flexural strength, have earned international certifications and entered European and American supply chains.

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To meet diverse market demands, Sichuan KINGODA offers tailored products: UV-resistant panels for the Middle East’s harsh climate, and low-carbon materials aligning with Australia’s green building standards. Currently, its products reach 12 countries/regions, with export value up 45% year-on-year.​

Looking ahead, as global industrial relocation and green infrastructure accelerate, Glass Fiber exports will keep growing. Sichuan KINGODA plans to set up offices in Vietnam and Germany for localized services, and increase R&D in photovoltaic/new energy materials. It aims to raise export share to 50% in three years, becoming a leading Glass Fiber exporter in Southwest China and a flagship for China’s high-quality green building materials globally.