The Harris Paints Group has extended their reach throughout the Caribbean with the recent purchase of the assets of Lee Wind Paints in Antigua.
The acquisition gives the company, sole manufacturing rights on that island.
Harris Paints is a well-known brand in Antigua and has been the established market leader for many years.
Ian Kenyon, CEO-Harris Paints Group, said that the company looked forward to establishing a new manufacturing facility, increasing their investment in the country and that it would provide important strategic access to new export markets such as the BVI, US Virgin Islands, as well as Turks and Caicos.
Over the past six years the Harris Group has seen consistent profitable topline growth across its operations. Mr. Kenyon said that these results were achieved despite some very challenging conditions.
“The Caribbean has experienced difficult economic times in many of the markets and this has been compounded by the recent severe weather systems across the region, yet our teams in each of the 15 countries we currently sell to have responded magnificently and have been very successful in achieving profitable market growth and increasing shareholder value,” he said. “We are very optimistic about our future as we have built very strong springboards for growth with our investments in infrastructure and have a very exciting portfolio of new product and service innovations ready and primed to launch over the next few years.”
This year the Harris Group also invested and successfully implemented a new state-of-the art enterprise resource planning (ERP) system that integrates all manufacturing plants and functions across the Caribbean providing improved business efficiency and a comprehensive digital platform that will strengthen their marketing capability.
The acquisition of Lee Wind Paints, follows the recent invitation of NOVA, for Harris to join its elite Paint Club. To become a member Harris had to be voted in by other Paint Companies as the leading paint supplier in the Caribbean.
NOVA is a prominent, international association of major independent paint manufacturers with a ranking by combined turnover, in the top ten global coatings suppliers.
Pure nonsense you talking
So, all along I might be mistaken that it was Glenden paint that pulled out of Dominica, Could I be talking about Harris Paint!
If I was wrong; can Roosevelt blame Maria for Harris Paints departure out of Dominica, and bought Lee Win paint in Antigua?
Something must be very good in Dominica, why all are leaving for bad pastures on the other islands of the Caribbean:
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Here is what it is: Dominica is so well off then the other islands, the companies feel sorry for the less develop, hence the leave Dominica that is richer than the United States, to help the islands poorer than Dominica.
Roosevelt should now go to Antigua to have a photo-op with Gaston Brow, and while talking the picture tell me personally to desists saying as I wrote here!
Keep voting Roosevelt into office might just be God gift to Dominicans to punish you all for your evil foolish ways!