U.S.-based installers might not recognize the name Conco, but chances are they’ve used the company’s products. The South Korea-based paint protection film (PPF) and film manufacturer gets most of its business from private label brands in the U.S. and other countries. It has made products for brands that installers would find familiar.
Founded in December of 2005, the company grew from one production line to four. Next month it will grow to five, when it fires up what representatives say is the world’s first 80-inch window film line. Such a line will enable the company to produce 20- and 40-inch rolls at never-before-seen speeds, they say. For PPF, however, the company is currently limited to 60-inch rolls.
The company currently employs 75 people with more growth plans on the horizon. A projection graph shown to PPFMag has Conco’s current sales more than doubling by 2026. In addition, the company is now building the first film plant to rise in South America, choosing Paraguay as its location.
Even though its products are mostly private-labeled in the U.S., the company has a well-known industry brand in Korea—Anyguard. Conco touts the brand as a premium line that’s very affordable. They offer the full range of film quality – from dyed to metalized to nanoceramic.
