Sinoma Science & Technology, a key subsidiary of China National Building Material Group (CNBM), has reported a strong financial rebound for 2025, signalling recovery in China’s building materials sector after a challenging period marked by weak construction demand and economic slowdown.
According to company disclosures, Sinoma recorded improved revenue and profit growth driven by rising demand for advanced materials, wind energy components, and high-performance industrial products. The company plays a major role in supplying fiberglass, composite materials, and engineering solutions used in infrastructure, renewable energy, and manufacturing industries.
Industry analysts noted that the recovery reflects China’s renewed focus on infrastructure investment and clean energy projects, which has increased demand for specialised construction and engineering materials. The performance of Sinoma has also supported the overall financial outlook of its parent group, China National Building Material, one of the world’s largest building materials companies.
Experts say the rebound could indicate gradual stabilisation in the construction supply chain, even as the broader real estate sector in China continues to face pressure. Increased government spending on industrial and energy projects is expected to remain a key growth driver in the coming year.
