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About Us

1950
Pacific Product Inc.
The Beginning

Pacific Products Inc (PPI) started commercial operations as the first paint manufacturer in the Philippines under license from Finch Paint and Chemicals of Torrance, California.

1963
Licensing Agreement
Manufacture of alkyds, hard resins, epoxy esters, polyesters and acrylic resin

PPI integrated into the manufacture of synthetic resins under a licensing agreement from Archer Daniels Midland (later acquired by Ashland Chemicals of Ohio, USA).  The licensing agreement covered the manufacture of alkyds, hard resins, epoxy esters, polyesters and acrylic resins. 

1965
Victor Wolf of England
Manufacture of reactive and non-reactive polyamide resins

Subsequently, PPI entered into a similar agreement with Victor Wolf of England to manufacture reactive and non-reactive polyamide resins. These two agreements provided the base technology that would drive the company’s research and development efforts. The company’s research team further developed many new products that catered to the paint, printing ink, fiberglass-reinforced plastic and adhesive industries. Through the years, the company established a solid reputation for quality resins in various industries nationwide.

1995
Imperial Chemicals (ICI) of England
PPI sold its paint business

PPI sold its paint business to Imperial Chemicals (ICI) of England, thereby focusing its operations on the manufacture of synthetic resins.

1998
Resins Inc. Acquisition
Pacific Resins Inc.

On August 21, 1998, Pacific Resins Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Resins Inc. assumed the synthetic resin manufacturing and trading business of Pacific Products, Inc.