Asian Paints brightens up Moratuwa bus terminal

Commuters using the main bus terminal at Moratuwa was greeted by a brighter and cleaner edifice in the new year. This is a community project of Asian Paints, the Sri Lankan unit of the India-based multinational coatings company.

The Moratuwa Bus Terminal brightened up by Asian Paints

The company recently refurbished the terminal and repaired its roof, as part of this project. The sparkling terminal building now sports the distinctive Yellow and Red livery of Asian Paints following its facelift with ‘Permoglaze’ exterior enamel paint.

“We are hoping to give this busy nucleus a bright new look for the people of Moratuwa where our factory is located,” said the Director and General Manager of the Asian Paints Lanka Joseph L. Pulikottil.

Asian Paints is all about vibrant colour and we are delighted to present a bright and cheerful bus terminal to people who are travelling from and to Moratuwa,” he added.

Asian Paints Lanka entered the Sri Lankan market in 1999 and was the first ever overseas acquisition of Asian Paints, one of India’s most respected multinationals with international operations in 27 countries. Asian Paints India is among the top ten decorative coatings companies in the world and the only paint company to be listed in The Forbes Global ‘200 Best under a Billion dollar’ companies.

Asian Paints Lanka is the first paints manufacturer in the country to be granted Sri Lanka Standard (SLS) certification for paints dispensed through a Dealer Tinting System — Asian Paints ColourWorld.

In Sri Lanka, Asian Paints manufactures and markets an extensive range of paints.