Cloverdale Paint

Cloverdale Paint, established in 1933, is a prominent Canadian manufacturer specializing in architectural coatings and related products. Headquartered in Surrey, British Columbia, the company has built a long-standing reputation in the chemical and manufacturing sectors. Its operations extend across North America, serving a diverse clientele with a comprehensive range of paints and surface treatments. The company's strategic focus on quality and product development has positioned it as a key player in its industry.

The company operates multiple paint manufacturing facilities, including its primary plant in Surrey, British Columbia, and a subsidiary, Rodda Paint Company, in Portland, Oregon. Additional sites are in Winnipeg, Toronto, and Calgary, contributing to its extensive operational footprint. Cloverdale Paint employs 500-1,000 individuals across its 111 locations, supporting the production and distribution of its product lines, including paints, coatings, primers, and urethanes. For insights into their organizational structure and leadership, you can Meet Cloverdale Paint's team.

Operating within the Chemicals, Petrochemicals, Glass & Gases, and Manufacturing industries, Cloverdale Paint generates an annual revenue of $471.1M. It competes in a dynamic market against established entities such as Benjamin Moore, PPG, and AkzoNobel. The company's product portfolio encompasses a wide array of solutions, from standard architectural paints to specialized industrial coatings, catering to both B2B and B2C markets. Its sustained presence and revenue indicate a robust market position.