Italian coatings firm targets U.S.

Article Abstract:

Italian coatings producer Sayerlack's plans to take advantage of the global opportunities by expanding into the markets of the United States, Eastern Europe and Asia are analyzed. In spite of the Sayerlack's market share showing a 50% of supplies to furniture industry, 10% to pictures frames, 25% to millwork and the rest to other industries, the companyEs output is only 42,000 tons of coatings, intends to be increased to 65,000 tons.

Italy, Services information, Paints and allied products, Services, Growth, Business expansion, Coatings industry, Company growth

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Montage aims to get name out to retailers

Article Abstract:

Roseville based Furniture protection plan vendor Montage Furniture Services is planning a marketing campaign aimed at top furniture and home store dealers for boosting its sales. The relevant details regarding its dealers and plans are discussed.

United States, Market share, Company market share

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Uph. Source Richter eyes East Coast for growth push

Article Abstract:

Ritcher FurnitureEs strategy of going west for better opportunities and using contemporary upholstery has worked. They have hired Bob Filler to look at ventures in East. The success of Ritcher lies in importance given to design and hard work.

California, Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Filler, Bob

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