Saint-Gobain for the 3rd consecutive year among the 100 most innovative companies in the world

Date: 8 October 2013

The Group was singled out along with nine major industrial companies and three research organizations in France. The Top 100 Global Innovators program identifies the companies and research structures that are the most active in terms of innovation.

The selection is based on four criteria: the success rate of patent applications, the international scope of the patent portfolio, the influence of the patent in terms of the number of citations in the professional literature and the number of patents.

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