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Berger Paints BD ink deal with ABB Cellier

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Business Report :

Berger Paints Bangladesh Limited has joined forces with France based company ABB Cellier for establishing world class automated production facility at its upcoming third factory in the Mirsharai Economic Zone.

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Berger Paints Bangladesh Limited (BPBL) began production in Bangladesh at its Kalurghat factory in Chittagong in 1970 and later expanded with another paint production plant in Savar in 1999. For the 3rd factory, beyond supplying key process equipment, ABB Cellier is acting as a process design consultant, ensuring that the project aligns perfectly with Berger’s long-term vision.

This future-ready plant of Berger Paints will feature advanced powders & chemicals handling solutions, innovative liquid processing systems, and cutting-edge process control automation with Industry 4.0 technology, all aimed at boosting product quality & efficiency.

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