Jotun (Cambodia) Ltd, the official Silver Sponsor for PropertyGuru Cambodia Property Awards 2021
The Kingdom’s leading supplier of paints and coatings joins the awards programme for another year as major sponsor
The PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards is pleased to announce the return of Jotun (Cambodia) Ltd — Cambodia’s premier provider of top-grade decorative paints and performance coatings — as the official Silver Sponsor for the 6th PropertyGuru Cambodia Property Awards.
When asked why Jotun decided to continue its sponsorship for the awards programme, general manager Svein Johan Stub, answered, “We are sponsoring this event because we appreciate the developments that care about quality.”
Renowned for its credible, fair, and transparent judging process, the awards programme has been rewarding the finest real estate across Asia Pacific for over 15 years, ensuring that these developers, developments, and designs keep quality as top of mind, among other strict criteria.
“Beautiful and high-quality projects deserve a paint system that can make them look as good as they are intended to be, for a long time. This is the core of the value we bring to the market,” added Svein.
First established in the 1920s in Sandefjord, Norway, Jotun has become a global manufacturer of decorative paints, as well as marine, protective, and powder coatings, operating across seven regions for over 90 years. The company currently boasts 37 production facilities, 64 companies, and is represented in more than 100 countries worldwide.
Launched in 2005, the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards has an unparalleled reputation for being credible, fair, and transparent, with an independent panel of judges and trusted awards supervisor. The programme hosts several annual gala dinners in physical and virtual formats, welcoming hundreds of C-level executives, senior industry figures, and property seekers from around the region.
Widely recognised as a professionally-run international awards series, the 16-year-old programme continues to set the gold standard for achievement and success in the Asia Pacific real estate sector.
For more information, visit AsiaPropertyAwards.com or email [email protected].
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