Chase Corporation has made a material difference and continues to be recognized as a leading manufacturer of specialty protective materials for high-reliability applications throughout the world. We live our mission statement each day and understand the importance of managing a sustainable business. We are also: contributing to the communities in which we operate, ensuring environmental respect and awareness, treating our employees with respect and dignity, while also being a leader by providing leading companies with high quality products that protect infrastructure and improve the performance, reliability, and useful life of their products. Continuous improvement is inherent in our culture, and we provide this report as a means of communicating our progress and committment to sustainability. The COVID-19 pandemic presented numerous challenges not seen in generations. We remained focused through the crisis: from keeping our employees safe; to ensuring we met the needs of our customers; to navigating the supply chain and raw material backlogs; while continuing to give back to our communities in which we serve. Through this experience, we gained a new perspective on how to leverage our resources and execute with efficiency to enhance our business. We at Chase Corporation are committed to doing our part in contributing to a more sustainable world. As we enhance our potential to positively impact our communities, we are consistently integrating sustainability practices into our strategic management process and embodying our “continuously improving” mindset. Headquartered in Westwood, Massachusetts, Chase operates manufacturing facilities in the United States, Europe, and Asia and continue our strategic investments in order to deliver value to our global customers. Our strategy is to maximize the performance of our core businesses and brands while seeking future opportunities through strategic acquisitions. Through investments in facilities, systems, and organizational consolidation, we seek to improve performance and gain economies of scale.