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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 – having launched offerings in mid-2019 – had in 2024 announced that it had reached operating profits. The Sajjan Jindal-led company has around 2 per cent market share. Paint play ...

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, launched in 2019 and part of the $23 billion JSW Group, will buy a 74.76% stake in Akzo Nobel India for $1.05 billion and launch an open offer for the roughly 25% held by public ...

India Business News: MUMBAI: JSW Paints will acquire about 75% stake in Dulux-owner Akzo Nobel's India unit for Rs 9,407 crore ($1.1 billion) - marking the country's bigge.

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.

Mumbai: JSW Paints said Friday it will acquire a 74.76% stake in Akzo Nobel India Ltd. from its Dutch parent Akzo Nobel N.V. and its affiliate, in a deal valued at nearly ₹ 9,000 crore.

JSW Paints Acquisition: JSW Paints is set to acquire a 74.76% controlling stake in Akzo Nobel India, the maker of Dulux paints, for ₹8,986 crore, marking the exit of Akzo Nobel's Dutch promoters ...

In the latest development, paint manufacturing company JSW Paints has signed a very big deal to buy a 74.7 percent stake in the India unit of Akzo Nobel. As per a report by Economic Times, the ...

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.

Sajjan Jindal-led JSW Paints announced on Friday its acquisition of Akzo Nobel's India division in a Rs 12,915-crore transaction, positioning itself as the fourth-largest paint manufacturer in India.