28/10/2020
Nor-Maali Oy’s subsidiary Oü Nor-Maali was established in 2015 to serve the Baltic market. Through its subsidiary, Nor-Maali wants to ensure fast and flexible service in this market. An important part of the operation is listening to customers, technical support and practical advice. Oü Nor-Maali’s product range includes Nor-Maali’s own products, but also Jotun’s protective and marine coatings, which the company sells in Estonia and to distributors in Latvia and Lithuania.
Oü Nor-Maali is located in Tallinn, where the company serves the Baltic markets. Oü Nor-Maali employs eight people. Activities include sales, inspections and technical service. Oü Nor-Maali has two Frosio inspectors.
The company has a warehouse on its premises, which covers a wide range of Nor-Maali and Jotun products. The stock is replenished from Lahti 2-3 times a week. In addition to this, some direct deliveries are dispatched from Lahti to customers in the Baltics.
Oü Nor-Maali’s managing director is Rainar Jurisaar. His career with paints began in 1997 with Jotun’s distributor. After this, Rainar was employed by Jotun. Nor-Maali became acquainted with Rainar after he worked for Nor-Maali’s former dealer. When Oü Nor-Maali founded in 2015, Rainar was hired managing director of the company. Rainar lives cohabiting and has one adult son. His hobbies are a newly bought puppy as well as a gym.
Wiking Kalmokov started working in the paint industry in 2007 as a warehousekeeper for our dealer. In 2010, he began training a sales representative for the company. In 2014, Wiking expanded his area of expertise by completing the Frosio certificate. Wiking now works as a sales manager in central Estonia and as an inspector for projects in the industrial and marine segments. His family includes a wife and three children and as a hobby he is renovating a newly bought cottage.
Nor-Maali’s distributor network covers the Baltic countries. In addition to Oü Nor-Maal, the Baltic dealers are SIA Latfintex and SIA Industrial Coatings in Latvia and UAB Alindra in Lithuania.