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Investing in a World of Opportunity

Since 2013, Mohawk’s acquisitions and internal investments have driven sales and profitability to record levels.

United States

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  • First U.S. LVT Plant
    Capitalize on fast-growing U.S. LVT market
  • U.S. Ceramic
    Build upon leading U.S. ceramic market share and expand high-end porcelain collection
  • Second U.S. LVT Plant
    Capitalize on explosive LVT growth through addition of rigid product line
  • U.S. quartz Countertops
    Replace sourced product with internally manufactured product to build competitive strength
  • U.S. Laminate
    Drive growth in premium laminate market through proprietary waterproof product
  • U.S. Carpet
    Capitalize on market shift toward polyester carpet with unique Continuum™ technology
  • Talc Mine
    Improved vertical integration of ceramic manufacturing with raw material asset purchase
  • Fiber Polymerization Plant
    Strengthened vertical integration in carpet manufacturing with plant that processes multiple fibers
  • New Plant
  • Upgrading of existing assets
  • Expansion
  • Acquisitions
  • Pending

Mexico

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  • Mexicali, MX Carpet Cushion Plant
    Increase share of cushion sales on the West Coast of the U.S.
  • Mexican Ceramic
    Capture share in fast-growing Mexican market and expand exports to South America
  • Mexicali, MX ceramic facility
    Added only West Coast ceramic plant in North America to improve distribution
  • New Plant
  • Upgrading of existing assets
  • Expansion
  • Acquisitions
  • Pending

Europe

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  • Porcelain Countertop
    Introduce European and U.S. market to new category that offers alternative surface to natural stone
  • European Carpet Tile
    Introduce new category to thriving European flooring market
  • First European LVT Plant
    Enter fast-growing LVT market in Europe
  • Third European LVT Plant
    Capitalize on LVT market growth through addition of both flexible and rigid product lines
  • Phase 1 European Ceramic
    Increase capabilities to produce decorative, less commoditized tiles to command higher margins
  • Phase 2 European Ceramic
    Increase production of premium-value tiles through more efficient operations to further drive margin
  • European Laminate
    Expand presence in premium laminate market to generate higher margins
  • Marazzi
    Established leading ceramic positions in Europe and Russia; extended leadership in North America
  • Pergo
    Added the most widely recognized laminate brand to U.S. and European product portfolios
  • Spano
    Increased European board leadership
  • Czech Wood Business
    Optimized value of acquisition by leveraging well-known Mohawk brands and distribution relationships
  • IVC
    Assumed U.S. and European LVT/sheet vinyl leadership positions
  • KAI
    Established leading Eastern European ceramic position
  • Xtratherm
    Extended leadership in insulation boards to Ireland and UK
  • Emil Ceramica
    Bolstered European ceramic holdings with acquisition of design innovator
  • Polish Ceramic Business
    Extended European manufacturing presence to grow share in northern and central Europe
  • New Plant
  • Upgrading of existing assets
  • Expansion
  • Acquisitions
  • Pending

Russia

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  • Russian Laminate
    Expand production capacity to meet market demand
  • Russian Sheet Vinyl
    Introduce superior product to capture share in large category of Russian flooring market
  • Russian Ceramic
    Expand capabilities and capacity in growing Russian market
  • Russian Ceramic
    Pursue greater share of commercial tile market
  • New Plant
  • Upgrading of existing assets
  • Expansion
  • Acquisitions
  • Pending

Australia/New Zealand

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  • New Zealand Flooring Distributor
    Complemented Australian distribution of hard surface products
  • Godfrey Hirst
    When approved, adds largest flooring manufacturer in region, which has synergies with our existing distributor businesses in both countries
  • New Plant
  • Upgrading of existing assets
  • Expansion
  • Acquisitions
  • Pending