Corporate Body

British Australian Lead Manufacturers Pty Ltd (1918 - 1955)

From
1918
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
To
1955
Functions
Manufacturing industry
Alternative Names
  • BALM (Acronym)
Location
Sydney, New South Wales

Summary

British Australian Lead Manufacturers Pty Ltd (BALM) was first established in Sydney in 1918. The company purchased the business of several existing paint manufacturers, including Adelaide's Australasian United Paint Company. In 1955 the company changed its name, becoming BALM Paints Pty Ltd.

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 1906 - 1918 Australasian United Paint Company (AUP)
       1918 - 1955 British Australian Lead Manufacturers Pty Ltd
             1955 - 1964 BALM Paints Pty Ltd
                   1964 - 1971 BALM Paints Limited
                         1971 - Dulux Australia Ltd

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