Articles Tagged with ''AkzoNobel''

A new exterior technology is aimed at complex building designs where conventional façade cleaning can become difficult.

The Phase 1 inquiry gives Britain’s competition regulator until Nov. 11 to issue its first decision.

The program moves beyond general education by helping wood manufacturers evaluate line-specific investment, energy and throughput questions.

The investment puts several next-generation powder priorities under one roof at the company's largest R&D center.

The additions complete the planned board as the coatings companies continue toward closing their merger.

Competition approval removed a key hurdle for the sale to IGI Investments, but the coatings business has not yet changed hands.

One resolution broke sharply from the near-unanimous support behind the Axalta merger.

Line speed, substrate variability and color control are pulling coatings suppliers deeper into factory-floor problem solving.

Shareholders approved the $25 billion combination. A U.S. Second Request and preliminary U.K. process now put competition questions at center stage.

Both votes are now in, clearing a major deal condition while other hurdles remain before closing.