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''Elad Ben David'' — Mon, 28 Feb 2022 07:39:11 +0000

Mr. Yerkin Tatishev, the chairman of Kusto Group Holdings, has been recognized as the Entrepreneur of the Year 2021 in Kazakhstan

Yerkin Tatishev has been recognized as the Entrepreneur of the Year 2021 in Kazakhstan. In addition to the main nomination, he was also nominated in the category of International Presence.

An independent jury selected the Chairman of the Board of Kusto Group Holdings, with a total of 21 Kazakhstan businessmen making it to the final.

The Entrepreneur of the Year competition has a 35-year history and is held in 60 countries around the world. The organizer is EY (Ernst & Young) – a British audit and consulting company, one of the Big Four global auditors. In 2021 EY dedicated a contest to entrepreneurs who continued to develop business despite the pandemic.

Kusto Group not only runs a highly successful range of businesses, but has also established a strong track record in social projects.

At the beginning of the pandemic, Yerkin Tatishev created the charitable foundation #KustoHelp, which helps Kazakhstani medical workers and socially vulnerable segments of the population. Since its foundation, the total amount of aid provided has amounted to 1.1 billion KZT.

*The jury of the contest consisted of well-known businessmen, including Agris Preimanis (EBRR), Nurlan Smagulov (Astana Group), Raimbek Batalov (Raimbek-Group), Umut Shayakhmetova (Halyk Bank) and others.

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Who We Are

devengsu_admin — Wed, 08 Aug 2018 21:13:40 +0000

Since it was founded in 1936, and to this day, Tambour has been synonymous with paint and pioneering in the construction industry in Israel. Our history is an integral part of the building of Israel, and of its growth. Over the years, we have developed a broad and diverse basket of products. Today, Tambour leads the Israel market for paint and construction products – paint for home and industry; construction products such as plasterboard, powders, and adhesives; and special paint and coatings for the aviation, railway, shipbuilding, and other sectors.
Tambour, a private company, is part of the Kusto Group – an international corporation with holdings in construction, infrastructure, and energy.

Building a Better Future

At Tambour, we have looked ahead and chosen sides – we are doing everything we can, and beyond that, to build a better future. We recognized our responsibility for devising more innovative, healthier, and more ecological living environments, and have seized the opportunity. The change is already here, and we are determined to continue in the forefront of that change, with products that improve the quality of life, save energy, and reduce their environmental footprint, for the sake of all of us.

Innovation on Behalf of the Environment

The experts in our advanced research and development laboratories are making large-scale investments in innovation. Every year, Tambour develops a large number of new products, unique effects, types of industrial paint, and various construction materials. In recent years, many hours of research have been devoted to developing and manufacturing more ecological and environmentally-friendly products that will support progress towards a green construction sector in Israel,, and that will help to design a sustainable future for all of us, both in the short term, and on behalf of future generations. As a market leader, Tambour’s policy is to set a high threshold for quality that will ensure great added value, and will give users confidence in the results.

Tambour's Factories

Tambour has six factories spread throughout Israel, from Akko to Ashkelon.
• Tambour’s factory in Akko, the largest paint factory in Israel, manufactures decorative paint products and external coatings.
• The Askar factory manufactures mainly paint for industry and for metal products.
• The plaster factory in Akko manufactures plasterboards and plaster blocks, as well as steel beams and tracks.
• A new factory for construction finishing materials in Ashkelon is one of the most environmentally-friendly factories in Israel. A wide range of plaster systems and cement materials are produced there, including plasterboards, adhesives, fillers, emulsions, etc.
• A plaster factory in Kibbutz Gesher, specializing in plaster and plaster-based construction products.
• The David Powders factory in Migdal HaEmek manufactures electrostatic powders for advanced painting of aluminum and metals.

A large distribution system includes over 1,000 “Tambouriyot” points all over Israel. In addition to Israel, you can find our products in Europe, the Mediterranean Basin, Africa, the Far East, and Europe.

Corporate Responsibility and Environmental Protection

Tambour’s commitment to the environment and responsible production, management, and fair employment is upheld through rigorous standards, and significant activity, in this area. Dozens of products in our catalogue bear the Green Label of the Standards Institution of Israel, and are manufactured in compliance with the rigorous environmental quality standards that went into effect in Europe in 2010. The SII Green Label was granted to Tambour’s plaster factory in 2011. All of Tambour’s paint and plasterboard and plaster block factories conform to environmental quality Standard 14001.
In addition, Tambour regularly receives high corporate responsibility ratings, including the following:

Maala – Business for Social Responsibility – Tambour has received Maala’s platinum rating for the past five years.
Standards Institution of Israel (SII) – Since 2012, Tambour has been awarded the diamond standard, after receiving a large number of certifications for the quality of its products.
Galilee and Negev Development Authority – Tambour was awarded five stars for quality and excellence by the Galilee and Negev Development Authority, and won a citation in the national quality competition.
Manufacturers Association of Israel – In 2012, Tambour won the Northern Industry Prize for corporate responsibility.
Diamond Standard – Tambour was awarded the most prestigious standards certification in Israel, for dedication to the quality of its products.
Platinum certification – for Tambour’s factories and Tamboard Gypsum Products.

Tambour with You at Every Stage

Tambour strives to move the Israel paint and construction sector forward. For this purpose, it operates training channels, workshops, courses, a telephone center manned by experts, and an extensive network of technical advisers, together with a variety of options for consultation and training for the professional community. Thousands of professionals – painters, contractors, and plasterers, as well as architects, interior designers, etc. – benefit from our support and assistance at every stage. Tambour provides professional counseling for selecting shades of color in a range of channels – online through the website, a home designer service, on the social networks, and in every place and channel through which we can talk to you.

5 Things You Did Not Know about Tambour

Tambour is responsible for painting several Israeli landmarks: the first Habima Theater, the Israeli-manufactured Susita car, the Merkava tank, and more.
2. What is the origin of the name Tambour? In the 1930’s, before the State of Israel was declared, children used paint cans instead of tambourines to keep the rhythm. The paint cans became tambourines, and the company became Tambour.
3. A range of Tambour products have been used in infrastructure. This includes dozens of large national projects, among them the northbound Highway 6 tunnels, the Light Rail, the bridge at the entrance to Jerusalem, and more.
4. 80% of professionals in Israel say that they would use Tambour to paint their homes.
5. Tambour has 196 different shades of white paint. White is the most widely sold paint in Israel, and the most popular specific shade of white is Hush White OW221P.

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Our History

devengsu_admin — Wed, 08 Aug 2018 21:12:15 +0000

The 1930's: How We Began

Tambour was founded in 1936 by the Wolfgang family, which immigrated to the land that later became Israel in order to help build the Jewish community there. Children at that time used paint cans to keep the beat instead of tambourines, and these “tin drums” were the inspiration for the company’s name.
The name “Tambour” first appeared on the door of a small store selling building materials and paint in Tzfat. Tambour soon became synonymous with paint, and “tambouria” became a generic term for stores selling paint and building materials.

The 1940's: Gathering Momentum

In 1944, Tambour was acquired by British concern Jenson and Nicolson Ltd., and expanded internationally in the paint industry, thanks to its advanced technological know-how. Another milestone that established Tambour as a high-quality and reliable brand was its selection in 1945 for the job of painting the first Habima Theater in Tel Aviv, which later became Israel’s national theater.

1950s: Development and Innovation

Tambour began investing in advertising in the 1950’s; its first advertising slogan was, “Tambour Paint for Beauty and Elegance.” Tambour signs featured on store fronts fostered awareness of its brand, and made “tambouria” a common Israeli expression. Many important things happened during this decade: Tambour’s paint was used for the Susita, the first Israeli-made car, and the company created the first color charts in Israel to help its customers select the right shade of paint. This decade saw a switch from oil paint (Tambourline) to synthetic paint (Superlak). Tambour invested on a large scale in the development of advanced products, such as Hammertone – an anti-rust metallic paint. The name was chosen because of the texture of the paint, which makes the painted surface appear as if it had been hammered.

1960s: A Decade of Scientific Breakthroughs

The world changed greatly during this decade, with paint unquestionably playing a major role. The vivid colors and kaleidoscopes favored by the “flower children” of the 1960’s influenced the mood in Tambour, and many products were developed. The slogan adopted for the period was “Thinking in Color.” In 1963, Tambour launched one of its most important products – Supercryl, which proved to be a milestone for the company when it became Israel’s leading and most advanced interior wall paint. Another new product in the 1960’s was Polysid, a synthetic whitewash that replaced slaked lime.

1970s: A Decade of Purchasing and Expansion

After IDF Chief of Staff Rafael Eitan noticed on a routine flight that all of the army bases in southern Israel were visible from the air, Tambour developed camouflage paint for IDF bases. When it was discovered that this paint was also a fairly good insecticide, the concrete walls of IDF outposts near the Suez Canal were painted with Tambour paint, completely eliminating pests. Tambour acquired the Haifa Paint company in 1972, and the Askar company in 1974. The company enlarged the paint market in Israel during this decade by educating consumers about paint style, leading to a major conceptual revolution in which paint became a fashion product influenced by trends, rather than merely a functional product. Tambour’s slogan was “See What Color Can Do.” In the 1970’s, Tambour began providing advice on how to choose appropriate shades of paint. Tambour began to produce emulsion paint, and built a plant for the purpose in northern Israel.

The 1980's: Additional Know-how about External Paint

The 1980’s featured large prominent and iconic projects that consolidated Tambour’s leading position. The company expanded beyond Israel’s borders: a huge residential neighborhood in Nigeria overcame a problem with mildew using Tambour paint, Tambour’s Tamaglass system was used to paint hotels in Ghana and the 90,000-seat Lagos Stadium in Nigeria, and Tambour’s paint was also used for new hotels in Eilat. The company revolutionized the local market after the Tel Aviv municipal engineer approved the use of Tamaglass for prominent institutions and buildings, such as the Gibor Sport House, the Yakhin House, the skyscraping antenna in the Ministry of Defense compound in Tel Aviv, the Rambam Medical Center, the Rabin Medical Center, the Tel Aviv Dan Hotel, and others. The Council for a Beautiful Israel held a competition in order to select the most beautiful IDF base, and all of the IDF’s bases were painted with Tambour paint for the occasion. All of the police stations in Israel were painted with Tambour’s mocha-tinted Supercryl. Tambour’s paint was used for all of the beachfront hotels in Tel Aviv and Atarim Square. Many products were launched in this decade, among them Tambourtex, a paint with a unique slightly sandy texture, and Supercryl MD, which replaced Supercryl as the designated paint for external walls. The slogan for this period was “Painting the World.”

1990s: A Successful Public Company

Technology made enormous progress during this decade, with digital technologies being integrated into industry, and Tambour’s development kept up with the trend. In 1991, the company switched its production from solvent-based paint to water-based paint, such as varnish – a clear water-based tinting lacquer for painting wood that replaced the solvent-based poly-tone and Supercryl 2000. Tambour expanded its global activity in shipyards in China and Germany. In Israel, the company was involved in painting complex projects, such as Azrieli Towers, the pier at the Hadera power station, and the Israel National Trail. TambourMix– an advanced tinting system that revolutionized the paint market – was launched during this decade. Also in this decade, Tambour acquired 50% of the Serafon company, which manufactured construction finishing products. Tambour became a public company traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. The slogan for this period was “Tambour – The National Paint.”

The 2000's: Making Life Colorful

Globalization, the huge scale of technological development, and trends in style enlarged Tambour’s basket of products. Color effects products were developed: Antique (an ancient-looking effect), Wash (a cloudy effect), Fantasy (a metallic glaze effect), Sparks (a glittery metallic effect for painting metal), Suede (a suede-like effect), and Safari (a wild dune effect). Tambour’s international activity picked up steam: the company painted submarines for the German navy, carried out projects in Jamaica, painted bridges in Russia, etc. In Israel, statues of bulls placed in Tel Aviv and statutes of strawberries displayed in Ramat Sharon were painted with Tambour paint by leading artists. In 2007, Tambour participated in the renovation of the Habima Theater building. Tambour House, Tambour’s paint consultancy center located in Ramat Gan, opened in 2008, and the most advanced plaster plant in the Middle East was built. The slogans for this period were “Making Life Colorful” and “See What Color Can Do.”

2010-2020: Looking to the Future – Tambour Expands to the Worlds of Construction and Plaster

Kusto, an international infrastructure and construction corporation, acquired Tambour in 2014. Since then, Tambour has also maintained its standing in the construction products market, with an extensive basket of products containing a range of plaster, adhesive and sealing agents, plasterboards and plaster casts, and a variety of concrete products, in cooperation with the global BASF company. Tambour took part in a series of national infrastructure projects, such as the light rail project, tunneling for the Tel Aviv-Jerusalem railway line, the lighthouse building in Tel Aviv – the largest concrete restoration project in Israel, painting the Dizengoff Center parking lot, and others. Tambour also retained its leading position in the paint market in Israel. Its slogan for the period was ” in My House Only Tambour.”

2020 to Date: Building a Better Future

The second decade of the 21st century began with a new vision – building a better future – paving the way. Tambour is devoting great efforts and resources to the development of better products that will improve the quality of life and reduce their effect on the environment. In 2021, the new plaster powder factor was opened in Ashkelon, where the products are made according to international ecological standards. The new plant has the largest production capacity in Israel, and is one of the most environmentally-friendly plants in the country. During this decade, a series of ecological paint products was launched, one of which is eco2 – an ecological paint containing exclusively natural materials that improves the quality of the air in a home, and a range of mineral plaster materials with local textures.

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Corporate Responsibility

devengsu_admin — Wed, 08 Aug 2018 21:11:31 +0000

Tambour was established over 80 years ago, and has grown alongside the State of Israel. Even today, as an international and global competitor, Tambour remains loyal to the values of Israeliness, its guiding principles.

This is what guides Tambour in its commercial activity and can be seen in the adaptation of its products to the Israeli palette, in employing locals and in its aspiration to purchase primarily Israel-made materials while still adhering to international standards. Following the vision of its founders, Tambour has been an active partner in the building of Israel, whether in constructing national-scale infrastructure or in the construction of hundreds of thousands of homes across the country.

As a leader in paint and construction materials in Israel, responsible conduct is at the heart of Tambour’s very being. Indeed, Tambour is an industry leader in sustainability, by Israeli as well as international standards. Nevertheless, our work is never complete, and countless challenges are still ahead.

This corporate responsibility document recognizes our achievements and future aspirations in many fields, including the promotion of customers, social and community involvement, a fitting and enabling work environment, environmental protection and the development of eco-friendly products, adhering to green standards, ethics, and more. In addition, this report details Tambour’s vision and values, and refers to the implementation of these values into all areas of activity.

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Social Responsibility

devengsu_admin — Wed, 08 Aug 2018 21:10:31 +0000

Tambour values social and community responsibility, as a company that employs some 800 employees in Israel, a considerable portion of which live in the periphery.

Tambour has been honored with a Platinum ranking in the Maala Corporate Social Responsibility Index for several consecutive years, and is adamantly transparent about its social responsibility.

Diversity in employment: Tambour has made it its goal to employ workers from development areas, by way of creating hundreds of jobs in regions with high unemployment rates. The company fosters diversity and employs workers from all walks of life, including persons with disabilities, pensioners, minorities, etc.).

Community contribution: Tambour donates hundreds of gallons of paint each year to populations in need, and company employees take part in countless volunteer projects, whether during the holidays (distributing candy-filled paint tins at children’s hospitals), in centers for at-risk individuals (painting the Or Akiva center for at-risk families, a project initiated and executed by the Forum of Directors), painting hospitals (a children’s wards painting project by Tambour middle management), and many more.

Tambour encourages its workers to engage in volunteer activities and helps them volunteer in their spare time, allocating company resources (paints, brushes, etc.) and various volunteer opportunities for all.

Ethics: Tambour follows a strict code of ethics, implemented and enforced daily by the company’s legal advisor and vice president of human resources. The company operates an instructional program for the effective implementation of the code of ethics throughout the company and its employees. An annual code of ethics seminar is conducted at each company site, and the code is attached to employee pay slips. New workers are asked to sign the code upon starting their employment with Tambour. A locked suggestion box for employee complaints concerning ethical matters can be found at each Tambour site, in addition to an anonymous hotline for complaints. Every complaint is carefully examined by Tambour’s VP of human resources and legal advisor.

Employee safety: Tambour has been accredited by the Standards Institute for Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems (ISO 18001). The company constantly monitors and improves the safety of its employees at their work stations. Tambour’s safety department conducts regular risks assessments of the company’s various work stations, based on a strict JSA (Job Safety Analysis) protocol. This allows Tambour to predetermine risks and create a safe working environment. The company’s safety manager regularly inspects departmental safety, and is entrusted with coordinating the designated safety specialists, responsible for maintaining an organizational culture of company safety. The safety department holds regular Safety Committee meetings, attended by employees and management, in which safety issues are brought up by employees, discussed and addressed in full.

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Our Vision and Values

devengsu_admin — Wed, 08 Aug 2018 21:09:56 +0000

We're Building Better Living Environments by Meeting the Challenges of the Future

For 85 years, we at Tambour have been helping to design Israel’s appearance. We have been constructing buildings, tunnels, and bridges; painting roads; building national infrastructure; and improving people’s quality of life. Today, we understand more than ever the scale of our influence on future generations. Our aim is to devise more innovative, healthier, and more ecological living environments. The change is already here, and will continue in a variety of ways, with solutions and products that improve the quality of life, save energy, and reduce the effect on the environment. At Tambour, we have taken sides – we are doing everything we can, and beyond that, to build a better future

The values that guide us:

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Environmental Policy

devengsu_admin — Wed, 08 Aug 2018 21:09:44 +0000

Building the Future for All of Us

Sustainability, responsibility to people and the environment, and thinking about our ecological impact are of decisive importance to what we at Tambour are doing. The vision that is leading us to build a better future covers many aspects and levels, including the production processes, the change wrought by the products themselves, the quality of life and the environment, and how we behave as an influential and leading enterprise in the Israeli construction sector.
We have only one country – and we have only one earth. We have chosen sides, and are already taking significant action to apply the principles of sustainable development, aimed at preserving natural resources and maintaining a healthy, natural, and energy-saving environment for the sake of future generations.

Tambour 2030 – Our Roadmap to Sustainability

Every change requires a plan of action. For us, the change begins with leading the trend towards environmentally-friendly construction in Israel, and continues from there with a personal commitment by Tambour CEO Micha Scharir to a program that will map our current environmental footprint and define our goals and measures in matters of sustainability, environmental quality, and contribution to the community, through the year 2030.
We will address the following matters:
• Renewable energy – a transition to natural energy and energy efficiency
• Lessening greenhouse gas emissions and reducing the carbon footprint in production processes
• Curtailing waste and increasing reuse and recycling
• Ecological products based on toxic-free natural materials
• Cutting back on plastic – reducing the use of plastic in packaging
• Water balance – efficient use of water
• Contribution to society – development of community and social sustainability
• Ecological entrepreneurship – encouragement of innovation in recycling and the environment

The UN developmental targets are our inspiration for leading the change:

We are developing our environmental policy according to the UN’s global program of principles and targets for sustainability. From these, we will choose the areas in which our products and solutions can have the greatest possible effect.

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Integrated System Policy (quality, safety, hygiene and environment)

devengsu_admin — Wed, 08 Aug 2018 21:08:52 +0000

Tambour management aims to act in accordance with the principles of the combined system for managing quality, safety, occupational health and the environment, in accordance with the requirements of the ISO 9001, ISo 14001, OHSAS 18001 standards respectively, and to implement these principles in all echelons of the Company.

To view ISO standards, press on the relevant below:

Paint sites: ISO 9001, ISO14001 ,ISO 45001

Tambord (gypsum panels and profiles): ISO 9001;ISOO 14001 ;ISO 45001-2018

Tzah Serafon: ISO 9001

Gesher Plaster site: ISO 9001

TPC: ISO 9001

To view the organization’s comprehensive environmental, health and safety policy press here

To view the Platinum Seal on the Tambour site ,press here

To view the Platinum Seal on the Tambord site, press here

To view the Diamond Seal, press here

Tambour is proud to be a member of the Israel Council for Green Construction, which is the leading body in advancing an environmental, high-quality, healthy and accessible living space for every Israeli home. For this purpose, the Council is working along with professional elements and decision makers responsible for design and construction processes in Israel, to create spaces for individuals, society and the environment responsibly.

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Public Trust

devengsu_admin — Wed, 08 Aug 2018 21:07:00 +0000

Tambour is currently the only company in the paint and construction materials industry to sport the Public Trust (Emun HaTzibur) badge. The badge is awarded to businesses and institutions that adhere to follow the rules of the Israeli Public Trust Organization, have passed the organization’s screening process and remain faithful to it throughout their operation.

The badge is a commitment by the business to the public to act with fairness, integrity and transparency and be under constant surveillance by in all of its consumer-oriented dealings.

Not every business can be awarded this badge. Only businesses recognized by the Israeli Public Trust Organization as compliant with the organization’s rules of conduct may apply. These businesses are carefully scrutinized on all levels of consumer-oriented dealings according to public law and the rules of public trust. If successful, the organization may publically display their badge.

The Public Trust badge signals to consumers which businesses have their best interests at heart!

Badge-bearing businesses are obligated to mend any shortcomings and settle all factual disputes with their clients. Tambour clients who are not satisfied with the company’s treatment are welcome to contact the Public Trust complaint center.

For additional information about the Public Trust Organization and the complaint center, visit www.emun.org.

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Partners

devengsu_admin — Sun, 08 Jul 2018 21:15:17 +0000

ООО «Altico» office in St.Petersburg

St. Petersburg, prospect Obuhovskoy oborony, 120, liter «Z», Business center «Vant», office 221
Tel: +7 (812) 612-23-56
E-mail: info@tambour-paints.ru

SPS - Stelios Panayiotou & Sons Ltd

45 Vassileos Pavlou ave 3052
limassol 3780
CYPRUS
Tel: +00357 2556213

CHEMOPEL LTD.

KALAMON 7 STROVOLOS IND. AREA NICOSIA 1685
CYPRUS
Tel: +00 357 99664310

SUPERHOME CENTER

KALAMON 7 STROVOLOS IND. AREA NICOSIA 1685
CYPRUS
Tel: +00 35722205444

TAMARIN MARINE PAINTS LTD.

5 SAHTOURI STR. 18536 PIRAEUS,
GREECE
Tel: +00 306932238214

EUROPA PAINTS LTD

ASENOVGRAD P.K. 4230 STR. OTEC PAISII NR 46 BG160097332 SOFIA,
BULGARIA
Tel: +00 359888263795

POLI-FARBE VAGYIPARI KFT.

III KERULET 6235, BOSCA
HUNGARY
Tel: +00 3678453130

GORE DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED

2c Braemar Ave.
Kingston 10
Jamaica, West Indies
Tel: +1-876-927 5555

IVIČEK doo

Hrvatskoselska 32
10250 Lučko-Zagreb
Croatia
Tel: +385/1/6530 543
Fax: +385/1/6548 126
www.tambour.hr

Tambour USA

369 LEXINGTON AVE 17TH FLOOR
NEW YORK, NY, USA 10017
TEL: +1212-758-5180

TAM CENTER

050000 BUHAR ZHYRAU 27/5, 576
ALMATY CITY
KAZAKHSTAN
E-mail: utkurm@yahoo.com
TEL: +77017222995

Tambour Vietnam Retail Company Limited

11 Floor, Sailing Tower, 111A Pasteur,
Ben Nghe Ward, District 1,
HCM City, Viet Nam.
TEL: 006591396135

BITUMPROOF SA

22 Archimedes Street, Kramerville
Sandton,2197
Johannesburg, South Africa
TEL: +27(078) 500 0000

BASIS LLC

Zdolbunivskaya st. 7A
02081 Kiyev
Ukraine
TEL: +38-096-442-84-25

Fixmor Ltd

16 Mesogis Avenue, 8280
Mesogi, Pafos, Cyprus
TEL: 00 357 70007212
E-mail: ej@fixmor.com
www.fixmor.com

Tambour East Sp.z.O.O.

Ul.Boryńska 46
44-240 Żory
TEL:+48 32 435 20 54
VAT ID: PL6511719801
E-mail:info@tambour.pl
www.tambour.pl

Iviček MG d.o.o.

Veljka Vlahovića br.20
20000 Podgorica
TEL: +382 20 651 841
VAT ID: CG30/31-132052
E-mail: info@tambour.me
www.tambour.me

Clean & Clear Constructions SRL

Romania, Bucharest,
Călărași Street no 134,
TEL: +40729694860,
E-mail: office@tambourpaint.ro
www.tambourpaint.ro

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