Akzo Nobel Dutch group, the world's biggest producer of paint and varnish, plans to build a plant near Harman, in Brasov county, with investments worth around 10-15 million euros, according to some market sources. In recent years, the Dutch giant has studied all the major domestic producers, such as Policolor, K?ber or D?fa Deutek for a possible acquisition, but subsequently gave up such plans and decided to construct its own plant on the domestic market. During the past two years Akzo Nobel has looked for the right location to build a paint and varnish plant, with targeted areas including Timisoara-Arad, Calarasi and currently Brasov county. The Dutch company will produce washable dye under Supralux brand, this way heavily tapping into a market segment that is witnessing solid growth, and was worth around 180-200m euros last year. Akzo Nobel representatives could not be contacted by the time the story was ready for print for further details concerning the investment in Brasov county. Akzo Nobel set up its first office in Romania, Akzo Nobel Coatings, in 2005 and currently distributes decorative paint, as well as products for the market segment dedicated to professionals and the DIY segment.
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