Bostik Findley

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Bostik Findley is a world-wide operating adhesive company, a subsidiary of French mineral oil company Total S.A., head-quartered at Paris. Bostik Findley was established near the end of the 19th century in Boston as Boston Blackening Company (BBC). It was later renamed to Bostik and, after a 2000 merger with Ato Findley, to Bostik Findley.

Today, Bostik is among the four top adhesives and sealants producers in the world. Total group decided to use only Bostik name by eliminating Findley heritage in 2004. Bostik has well recognized name in industrial markets. It has some divisions such as: Industrial/Nonwovnes, Construction and Distribution and High performance polymers. Americas Headquarters are located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

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