Noroo Paint
51st National Quality Management Convention
Noroo Paint was selected as a ‘2025 Outstanding Company in Quality Competitiveness’ at the ‘51st National Quality Management Convention’ held on November 19 at the COEX Auditorium. The National Quality Management Convention recognizes companies that have achieved outstanding results in quality innovation, productivity improvement, and customer satisfaction at industrial sites.
In recent years, Noroo Paint has strengthened its research and development with eco-friendliness, durability, and workability as core objectives, dramatically raising the quality of its products. In particular, its development of products incorporating high-functionality and eco-friendly technologies—including ▲becoming the first in the domestic industry to obtain ISCC Plus certification ▲launching eco-friendly packaging using bio-biodegradable plastic ▲obtaining Korea’s first CRRC Cool wall certification for heat-shielding paint for building exterior walls—has been highly regarded within the industry.
In addition, to secure world-class quality competitiveness, the company has expanded its capabilities as a comprehensive fine chemical company by, among other things, establishing Korea’s first paint technology research institute. Centered on this research institute, it has advanced quality standards across all of its business segments—including architectural, PCM, automotive refinishing, and general industrial applications—establishing itself as a company holding numerous eco-friendly certified products. Selected as an Outstanding Company in Quality Competitiveness for the 17th time this year, Noroo Paint continues its sustainable quality innovation activities, the advancement of its quality processes, and the strengthening of its service quality based on customer VOC, all under its four core quality management value principles of objectivity, reliability, eco-friendliness, and customer orientation.
▲ Noroo Paint was selected as a ‘2025 Outstanding Company in Quality Competitiveness’ at the ‘51st National Quality Management Convention.’