Rachel Ostry

Tambour

Overview Since its founding in 1936, Tambour has become synonymous with paints and with pioneering the construction industry in Israel. By investing heavily in R&D and using groundbreaking technologies, the private company has developed an extensive range of sophisticated painting and construction solutions for the private sector, construction market, and industry. Tambour also produces emulsions, which is one of the most important raw materials for paints and adhesives. Other specialty products include decorative paints for industry and construction, paints for aircraft, railroads and ships, and advanced construction materials. Under the ownership of Kusto Group, an international company invested in infrastructure and building materials worldwide, Tambour products can also be found across Europe, the Mediterranean Basin, Africa, the Far East and America. The company is on a fast expansion track, yet its growth and development never comes at the expense of a firm commitment to sustainability and improving the quality of life and the environment. In fact, the market leader operates according to stringent environmental, industry, and quality standards, and has received numerous awards for its corporate responsibility. This all adds up to an assurance of multiple benefits for users and confidence in end results.