“The company has decided to install two factories in Assam. One of them will be a putty and distemper manufacturing facility to be put up by British Paints division of the company and the other will be a water and solvent based paint mixing plant by Berger division,” said Berger Paints in a BSE filing on August 3, 2015.
British Paints, which was re-named as Berger Paints in 1983 after it was acquired by Berger, was re-introduced in India, as a SBU of Berger Paints India Limited. British Paints, which has a complete range of decorative & general industrial coatings in its portfolio, now operates in the retail, industrial and projects verticals.
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