Lubrizol strengthens Southeast Asia innovation center with expanded laboratory capabilities, local talent development

This press release was issued by Lubrizol.

• Enhanced labs combine new capabilities for synthesis, analytical and physical sciences with existing application, formulation and technical testing to accelerate customer-focused innovation
• Lubrizol Learning Labs Singapore expands STEM learning, mentoring and career exploration opportunities

Singapore, October 5 - Lubrizol, a global leader in specialty chemicals, today announced its next phase of enhancement at its Southeast Asia Innovation Center.  An integral part of the company’s global innovation network, the Singapore-based Center is designed to deepen collaboration and advance market relevant innovations, supporting Lubrizol’s commitment to delivering high-value solutions and enhancing speed to market for customers in Southeast Asia and beyond.

In addition to previously launched laboratories, testing facilities, immersive experience zones and dedicated spaces for technical training, the latest lab enhancements strengthen Lubrizol's ability to help customers accelerate innovation via synthesis, analytical and physical sciences and formulation development tailored to evolving Southeast Asia market needs.

Established with support from the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB), Lubrizol's Southeast Asia Innovation Center in Jurong has served as a regional platform for customer collaboration, scientific innovation and technical advancement. The latest capabilities commissioning further strengthen Lubrizol's ability to support customers with advanced specialty solutions across industries including energy storage, coatings, electronics, packaging, life sciences and healthcare.

As part of its broader commitment to advancing science and future talent, Lubrizol is also launching Learning Labs Singapore, the company's global STEM education initiative designed to inspire future scientists, engineers and innovators through hands-on learning, mentoring and career exploration. The Singapore chapter builds on the success of Learning Labs launched globally in 2025. This initiative has engaged more than 12,000 students through more than 50 STEM learning experiences worldwide.

EDB Executive Vice President Lim Wey-Len, as Guest of Honour, joined Lubrizol's global leadership, including President and CEO, Rebecca Liebert, Chief Technology Officer Julie Edgar, other global leaders, employees, customers and industry partners, to commemorate this important milestone in Lubrizol's journey in Singapore.