Kurunegala Bass Conference (March 2023)

CSR

The Kurunegala Bass Conference, also held in March 2023, served as a platform for Multilac to impart extensive product knowledge to 35 attendees. This initiative included an upskilling workshop, educating participants on the correct techniques for using Multilac’s diverse range of products, from waterproofing solutions to wood care. By empowering these professionals with valuable skills and knowledge, Multilac ensured that they could deliver the highest quality service to theircustomers.

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