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National Paints Factories Company, which has completed three decades of service in Qatar, is launching two new brands, Robson Paints and Oryx Paints.
“While Robson Paints is superior in quality, Oryx Paints has the same quality as National Paints, with low and competitive prices in the market,” it was announced at a conference.
National Paints Factories general manager and managing partner Saleh Ahmed al-Khulaifi and officials Manar Abdulhamid, Abootha and John Abraham were present on the occasion.
“Being a local manufacturer with immense experience and trust for our products, we have been approved on government departments, Ashghal, Kahramaa, Ministry of Interior, Qatar Armed Forces, Hamad Medical Corporation, and Qatar Steel along with the local architectural consultant firms,” it was explained.
National Paints was accredited by ISO 9001:2000 in 1998 which was updated in 2008, followed by the accreditation of ISO 14001 in 2004 and OSHAS ISO 18000 in 2007.
In addition to the first facility at Street Number 41, presently the company has established a new factory at the New Industrial Area to produce all industrial and protective coatings. A separate warehouse has been constructed.
“The new brands are the fruits of extensive work conducted by the research and development section of National Paints,” it was added.
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