Owens Corning

FY2025 revenue

$10.10B December 31, 2025 · SEC XBRL, Current

Genuine TRI facility lead

1 of 3 Waxahachie, TX · 2 raw matches are a different company

Reportable segments

3Roofing, Insulation, Doors (FY2025 filing)

Masonite acquisition completed

May 15, 2024Reported as Doors in FY2025 filing

Sector tags

Building materials Construction & resource materials

Public evidence, arranged around the physical system rather than the corporate org chart. Owens Corning's defining structural fact for this brief: a 2024 U.S. TRI parent-name match collided on the shared word “Corning” and pulled in two facilities that belong to a completely unrelated company. That collision, and how to read past it, is the subject of this brief's bespoke tab.

01 · MATERIALS IN

Recycled glass, asphalt & resins

Recycled glass cullet into fiberglass melt, asphalt/bitumen and reinforcing mats for shingles, and resins/binders for insulation are public category signals; divested glass reinforcements is outside current scope.

02 · MAKE

Roofing, insulation and doors segments

Owens Corning’s FY2025 filing reports Roofing, Insulation and Doors. Glass reinforcements was sold to Praana Group on May 1, 2026. Source Source

03 · PRODUCTS OUT

Shingles, fiberglass insulation and doors

The continuing segment labels are Roofing, Insulation and Doors. Masonite’s acquisition completed May 15, 2024; glass reinforcements is a divested business. Source Source

04 · WASTE OUT

One genuine listed-chemical stream, correctly matched

A single verified 2024 TRI facility, Owens Corning Insulating Systems LLC in Waxahachie, TX, reports hydrochloric acid management. Two other raw matches under the shared “Corning” name are NOT Owens Corning; see the platforms section.

What is public now

Business segments Roofing, Insulation and Doors (FY2025 reportable segments); Masonite acquired May 15, 2024; glass reinforcements sold May 1, 2026

Ticker & identifiers NYSE: OC · CIK 0001370946

Sector tags Packaging, construction & resource materials · Construction & building materials

Public plant signal Exactly 1 genuine U.S. TRI facility lead (Waxahachie, TX). Two additional raw parent-name matches are a false positive from a different company. See below.

What the public record tells us

Evidence-integrity signal: The 2024 TRI parent-name match string for “Owens Corning” reads “CORNING INC; MASONITE CORP; OWENS CORNING; OWENS CORNING INC; OWENS CORNING INSULATING SYSTEMS LLC.” Two of those tokens, CORNING INC and, downstream of it, HEMLOCK SEMICONDUCTOR OPERATIONS LLC, belong to Corning Incorporated (NYSE: GLW), an unrelated glass/ceramics/optical-fiber company headquartered in Corning, NY. They are not Owens Corning facilities. Only the row naming Owens Corning Insulating Systems LLC is a genuine match.

Masonite’s acquisition completed May 15, 2024 and is reported as Doors in the FY2025 filing. That transaction does not independently validate an individual TRI parent-name match. Source

Revenue signal: FY2025 revenue of $10,103,000,000 (period ended December 31, 2025) is flagged “Current” in SEC XBRL data. A cost-of-revenue figure of $4,812,000,000 also present in the same source set is dated December 31, 2017 and flagged “Missing or stale.” It is not used anywhere in this brief and should not be treated as a current cost figure.

Regulatory and certification signals

Regulatory watchlist EPA Clean Air Act (fiberglass and asphalt manufacturing NESHAP rules), TRI, RCRA, state building-energy codes, EPR-adjacent construction-waste rules in some jurisdictions

Certification families ISO 14001, ENERGY STAR partner, GREENGUARD, third-party recycled-content verification where relevant to a specific product

How to use this view Connect each requirement to the product, plant, material, jurisdiction, and effective date before making a transition claim

Innovation and recovery signals

Material innovation Recycled-content fiberglass insulation and sustainable roofing R&D are company-described categories; sold glass reinforcements is outside the current perimeter

Recovery pathways Recycled glass cullet into fiberglass melt, reclaimed-shingle use in asphalt paving, are directional categories; no current Owens Corning wind-blade recovery program is established here

This section makes evidence integrity, not just product description, the point: a name-matching algorithm confused two unrelated companies because they share the word “Corning.” This tab lays out Owens Corning's real platform structure, then documents the false positive so it never gets treated as fact downstream.

Owens Corning's real segment structure

Asphalt shingles Residential and commercial roofing products; long-standing core segment, publicly described

Fiberglass batts, rolls & spray foam Fiberglass insulation is the product family most associated with Owens Corning's brand, including its historic pink-fiberglass identity

Owens Corning completed the sale to Praana Group on May 1, 2026. This is not a current OC segment. Source

Masonite door manufacturing Masonite acquired May 15, 2024; reported as the Doors segment in the FY2025 filing. Source

The false positive: two facilities that are NOT Owens Corning

Neither of these two facilities is an Owens Corning site. Both were pulled into the raw multi-parent match string purely because the matching algorithm collided on the shared word “Corning.” Do not cite either facility's TRI figures, location, or chemical profile as Owens Corning data in any downstream document, pitch, or model.

The one genuine match: Waxahachie, TX

Owens Corning Insulating Systems LLC, Waxahachie, TX (TRI ID 75165WNSCRHWY35, hydrochloric acid, 1,098,589 lb in 2024) is the single facility in the raw match set whose entity name literally says “Owens Corning.” This is the only candidate lead this brief treats as a genuine Owens Corning facility. See the Waste, water & climate section for how this figure is used.

The FY2025 filing reports three segments: Roofing, Insulation and Doors. Glass reinforcements was sold May 1, 2026. Source Source

Roofing: asphalt shingles

Residential and commercial asphalt roofing shingles and related accessories, one of Owens Corning's longest-standing product lines.

Core product · company described

Insulation: fiberglass batts, rolls & spray foam

Fiberglass insulation products for residential and commercial building envelopes; the product family most publicly associated with the Owens Corning brand.

Core product · company described

Historical business: glass reinforcements

Sold to Praana Group May 1, 2026; not a current Owens Corning product platform. Source

Doors (Masonite)

Interior and exterior doors, added through the completed Masonite acquisition on May 15, 2024 and reported as Doors in the FY2025 filing. Source

FY2025 filing: Doors segment

Category-level material families connect Owens Corning's public platform descriptions to its manufacturing inputs. Recycled glass cullet is the standout circularity signal in this sector.

Financial scale context

FY2025 revenue is $10,103,000,000 for the period ended December 31, 2025, flagged “Current” in SEC XBRL data (CIK 0001370946). A cost-of-revenue figure of $4,812,000,000 present in the same cited public sources is dated December 31, 2017 and flagged “Missing or stale.” It is not a current cost figure and is not used anywhere in this brief. Pull the current 10-K to confirm any cost-of-revenue or margin figure.

Material transition focus

The transaction boundary here is the May 1, 2026 glass-reinforcements sale. Continuing Roofing and Insulation glass/nonwoven products must not be conflated with that divested business. Source

2024 TRI data gives a facility-lead, single-chemical, U.S.-only view, and for Owens Corning, it required a manual correction first. Only one of the three raw matches is a genuine Owens Corning facility.

Waxahachie, TX: the one genuine 2024 TRI facility

Owens Corning Insulating Systems LLC, Waxahachie (TRI ID 75165WNSCRHWY35) reports hydrochloric acid management of 1,098,589 lb in 2024. Its entity name literally contains “Owens Corning,” making it the only facility in this brief's TRI match set treated as a genuine candidate lead.

Hydrochloric acid is a plausible fiberglass-manufacturing process chemical; exact release, transfer, and recovery figures by category require pulling the facility's own TRI submission rather than the parent-match summary used here.

Two facilities excluded as false positives

Corning Inc, Midland, NC (1,680,215 lb hydrochloric acid) and Hemlock Semiconductor Operations LLC, Hemlock, MI (1,443,541 lb hydrochloric acid) also appeared in the raw parent-name match, but both belong to Corning Incorporated (NYSE: GLW), not Owens Corning.

Do not attribute either facility's tonnage, location, or chemical profile to Owens Corning. See the platforms section for the full explanation of this name collision.

Climate and recycled-content commitments

Owens Corning publicly discloses greenhouse-gas reduction targets and recycled-content goals for its insulation and roofing businesses as part of its sustainability reporting. Treat any specific target percentage, baseline year, or recycled-content figure as company reported and unverified here until pulled from the current sustainability report.

Recycled glass cullet: a genuine circularity input

Recycled glass cullet is a real, industry-standard input to fiberglass manufacturing, giving Owens Corning's Insulation platform a genuine circularity angle distinct from a company merely stating a recycling aspiration. Exact cullet percentage by plant is not itemized in this source set.

Scope limitation

TRI parent-name matching only reaches U.S. facilities filed under a matched corporate name, only for listed chemicals like hydrochloric acid, and, as demonstrated here, can produce false positives when two unrelated companies share a word in their name. It does not capture total plant waste, water withdrawal, or emissions for Owens Corning's full footprint, and it does not extend to non-U.S. sites.

Fiberglass and asphalt manufacturing sit under standard EPA air-emissions rules; building-energy codes are the demand-side driver for insulation, and a growing set of state EPR-adjacent construction-waste rules is the newest watch item.

Regulatory applicability has not been adjudicated per site, product, or jurisdiction here. This is a watchlist, not a legal conclusion.

Certification families in play

Certificate number, site scope, and current expiry are not verified here. Certification-family relevance does not prove an active, in-scope certificate for a named plant or product.

Innovation signals

Recycled-content fiberglass Public sustainability messaging positions higher recycled-glass-cullet content as a stated design direction for insulation

Sustainable roofing R&D Directional public signal; specific commercialized formats not itemized in current source set

Doors segment: Masonite acquired May 15, 2024; Doors is a reportable segment in the FY2025 filing. Source

The sources reviewed do not establish a site-qualified material stream, unmet sourcing need, buyer, offtake, pilot or Material Transition relationship. Plant-level quantities, specifications, recovery yields and commercial demand remain unresolved.

The completed Masonite acquisition and glass-reinforcements sale define different business boundaries. Historical TRI name matches do not independently establish current site ownership or a material-recovery project.