Bostik Findley Inc
Bostik Findley Inc. is a prominent global company specializing in the production and distribution of adhesives and sealants. The company was originally formed through the merger of Bostik and Findley Adhesives, two companies with rich histories in the adhesive industry.
Company Overview:
- Parent Company: Arkema Group, a world leader in specialty chemicals and advanced materials, acquired Bostik Findley.
- Headquarters: Bostik’s global headquarters is located in Colombes, France.
- Key Markets: The company serves various markets, including construction, industrial manufacturing, and consumer goods.
- Product Range: Bostik offers a diverse range of products, such as adhesives for construction & renovation, assembly, and packaging, as well as high-performance sealants and coatings.
Historical Background:
- Bostik: Originally founded in 1889 as the Boston Blacking Company in Chelsea, Massachusetts, USA. It initially produced leather and shoe polishes.
- Findley Adhesives: Founded in 1911, it specialized in adhesives and quickly established itself as a key player in the adhesive industry.
- Merger: The merger of Bostik and Findley in 2001 brought together complementary technologies and expanded the company’s global presence.
Innovations & Focus:
- R&D: Bostik has a strong emphasis on research and development, frequently investing in new technologies and innovative solutions to meet evolving industry demands.
- Sustainability: The company is committed to sustainable development, aiming to reduce its environmental impact through eco-friendly product development and sustainable manufacturing processes.
Applications:
- Construction: Products include sealants, tiling adhesives, flooring adhesives, and waterproofing solutions.
- Industrial: Adhesives for automotive, aerospace, electronics, packaging, and labeling applications.
- Consumer: Products for do-it-yourself (DIY) enthusiasts, such as adhesives for home repairs, crafting, and hobbies.
Global Presence:
- Operations: Bostik operates in over 40 countries with numerous manufacturing sites and sales offices worldwide.
- Distribution: Their products are distributed through a global network of retailers, wholesalers, and distributors.
Corporate Values:
- Innovation: Continually developing new products and improving existing technologies.
- Customer Focus: Tailoring solutions to meet specific customer needs in various industries.
- Integrity: Conducting business ethically and responsibly.
- Safety: Prioritizing the safety of employees, customers, and end-users.
By maintaining a strong commitment to innovation, sustainability, and customer satisfaction, Bostik Findley Inc. has established itself as a leading player in the adhesives and sealants industry.
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