Articles Tagged with ''AkzoNobel''

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.

The €22 million project adds storage, quality-control equipment and production systems at the company’s aerospace coatings site in Pamiers, France.

Independent review found the marine-coatings brand’s methodology aligned with ISO 19030, a standard for measuring hull and propeller performance.

The coatings companies shortened a key board-governance period and lowered an approval threshold following shareholder discussions about their proposed combination.

What could Nippon Paint’s renewed approach mean for the value discussion ahead of the Aug. 5 shareholder vote?

AkzoNobel reported €10.16 billion in 2025 revenue as its proposed merger with Axalta set up the next chapter for the company.

The conditional approach targets one of AkzoNobel’s two major businesses just weeks before shareholders vote on the planned Axalta merger.