History of Nippon Paint
Nippon Paint was established in Tokyo by Mr. Moteki Jujiro in 1881 and is now the largest paint manufacturer in Asia. We pioneered the first paint plant in Japan and have grown as the world's leading international paint manufacturer. We believe that our customers are the reason for our success over the last century. Capturing "Innovation, Service, Leadership" as the three
key principles, Nippon Paint visualizes a rewarding future by harmonizing people, nature and society. Relocation of manufacturing facilities overseas progressed rapidly in the latter half of the 20th century and is expected to grow in the 21st century. Nippon Paint took its first step toward globalization when it set up a joint venture in Singapore in 1962. We now have about 30 companies spread throughout Asia, North America and Europe, including production plants and offices, which are driving our overseas expansion. Competition will become ever more intense and global, and an international response will be essential to survive. Based on extensive overseas operations we have built up over the last half-century, we are determined to become a dominant player, operating in a borderless manner as a genuine multinational corporation. The Journey of NIPSEA
NIPSEA Group was formed in 1962 when the first factory was set up in Singapore. Since then, the group has grown to be one of Asia's larger paints and coatings company. The group presently has more than 56 manufacturing facilities and operations in over 15 countries and regions. Today, the company produces close to 1 billion litres of paints and coats annually – positioning NIPSEA Group as a preferred supplier of coating choice in Asia. This reputation is underpinned by our over 17,000 strong workforce efficiently serving all aspects of the business, from production to customer fulfillment.
