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Akzo Nobel India's acquisition is expected to triple JSW Paints’ business to ₹6,000 crore, and help it claim about 10% of the industry’s revenue market share.

JSW Paints has acquired a 74.76 percent stake in Akzo Nobel India Limited for Rs 8,986 crore, aiming to significantly increase its market share in the decorative and industrial coating segments ...

JSW Paints, following its acquisition of AkzoNobel India's decorative paints business, aims to become the third-largest paint manufacturer in India within three years.

The Rs 9,403.22 crore deal will make JSW Paints the fourth-largest company in India’s Rs 90,000 crore paint market. Notably, Akzo Nobel operated its business in India under the ‘Dulux’ brand.

Akzo Nobel India Ltd, popular for its Dulux paint brand, is set to become an Indian company as JSW Paints has announced the acquisition of 74.76% stake from its Dutch owner.

JSW Paints CEO Parth Jindal on July 1 said that the company will aim to challenge the top two players and become the leader in industrial paints. This comes after the company signed an agreement ...

Akzo Nobel divested its decorative paints business in India to JSW Paints, citing JSW's local market expertise as the key ...

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Last week, JSW Paints added to the consolidation trend by acquiring a controlling stake in Akzo Nobel India Ltd, the maker of Dulux Paints, for Rs 12,915 crore.