Coatings World - July 2015

Tambour
Nethanya, Israel
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PUBLIC COMPANY YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1936

REVENUE: $200 million MARKETS SERVED

• Architectural coatings • Industrial coatings • Powder coatings

KEY EXECUTIVES

Michael Dayan, CEO; Micha Scharir, VP and financial director; Ronen Kayzerman, international marketing director.

Founded in 1936, Tambour is the largest Israeli paint manu- facturer. The firm operates six production facilities in Israel for architectural paints, industrial paints, powder coatings, printing inks, acrylic emulsion, resins and other coatings. Production capacity is approximately 90 million liters per year. Tambour said it has been watching trends not only for color forecasting, but also for the research and development of new paint products, especially in the category of faux finishes and special effects. In light of the success of this methodology in the decorative market, Tambour decided to introduce it to the industrial market as well and created a unique cooperation with Klil Industries—the leading company in Israel for Aluminum framings.

Walter Neal Boysen founded Boysen Paints in Oakland, CA in 1926. After expanding the brand across the U.S., Boysen Paints was introduced to Asia in the 1960s. It has given Pacific Paints the license to manufacture its premium paint products. The growing market share in Asia and the Pacific, especially in the Philippine market, necessitated the creation of a fully integrated state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Cavite, Philippines, said to be the most modern paint factory in Southeast Asia. In 2011, Atlantic Coatings, Inc. (ACI), contract manufacturer of Pacific Paint (Boysen) Philippines Inc., the leading architectural paint company in the country, further strengthened its green credentials with two environmental awards.

PRIVATE COMPANY YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1953

REVENUE: $230 million MARKETS SERVED

• Decorative coatings • Industrial coatings • Marine coatings

KEY EXECUTIVES

Willy Ong, president; Johnson Ongking, vice president; Ruben Cueto, marketing manager; Romy Bautista, technical services manager; Catherine Ramirez, technical director.

59Pacific Paint Boysen Quezon City, Phillippines
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Rock Paint is among the leading manufacturers of automo- tive refinish paints in Japan. Rock manufactures coatings in a wide range of colors, with an especially wide variety of pearls and metallics. These include brands such as its Panarock Mars 2K series, Rockace and Hirock. Rock Paint has recently introduced a one-package type basecoat called Pro Touch. Responding to movements aiming to reduce levels of VOCs in paint products, Rock Paint set out early to develop waterborne automotive refinish paints. The company introduced New HIROCK series, which is for commercial vehicle. In order to meet the market requirement to reduce levels of VOCs, Rock Paint has continuously developed waterborne Automotive Refinish Paints, which is new generation “NEO WATERWASE.” The company established a new plant in Indonesia in 2013, where it is manufacturing adhesives and paints.

Shinto Paint Co., Ltd. engages in the manufacture, processing and sale of paints, adhesives, pigments, synthetic fats/oils, fats/ oils, and chemicals in Japan. In addition, the company designs, implements, and supervises painting work and other various construction work, as well as related technical supervision. Further, it engages in contracting of installation work for painting facilities; and related machinery equipment, tools, and devices, as well as design and supervision of such installation work. The company provides maintenance coatings for protection against rust and corrosion to nuclear power stations, chemical plants, petroleum refinery plants, water and sewage treatment plants, and paper mills, as well as large-sized steel structures, such as ships, drilling rigs, offshore platforms, and other ocean development plants. Shinto Paint Co. was founded in 1901 and is headquartered in Amagasaki, Japan.