Bartoline Limited has been acquired by the Enact II investment fund, managed by Endless LLP, marking a significant development for the United Kingdom-based manufacturing company, which was founded in 1876. The acquisition has brought in Paul Robbins as the new Managing Director, who holds extensive experience in the building products, paint, and coatings sector, previously serving in senior international sales and marketing positions at AkzoNobel and as Managing Director, Northern Europe. With Endless LLP and Enact's substantial experience in the UK building products sector and their previous ownership of Crown Paints and James Briggs Limited, the purchase presents an opportunity for Bartoline Limited to continue its growth as the UK’s leading supplier of decorative sundries.
Bartoline Limited
A trusted name in British home improvement since 1876.
United Kingdom
40 employees
Design, Manufacturing +1
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Taxonomy: acquisition, investment fund, building products, paint and coatings, manufacturer, decorative sundries, home improvement industry, UK market, growth opportunity, Enact II investment fund, Endless LLP, Paul Robbins, senior management, business expansion, sustainable growth
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