AkzoNobel Completes Sale of AkzoNobel India Limited to JSW Group
AkzoNobel has completed the sale of AkzoNobel India Limited (ANIL) to JSW Group, one of India’s leading diversified conglomerates. The transaction marks a significant milestone in the strategic portfolio review announced by AkzoNobel in October 2024.
The transaction covers AkzoNobel’s liquid coatings business in India. Its powder coatings operations and International R&D Center in India remain fully owned by AkzoNobel and will continue to operate as part of its global network. The deal carries an enterprise value of approximately €1.4 billion, equivalent to an EV/EBITDA multiple of around 25 times.
AkzoNobel CEO Greg Poux-Guillaume said: “Completing this transaction is an important step toward sharpening our strategic focus and creating long-term value. We thank our colleagues in India for their many contributions and are pleased to see the business transition smoothly to JSW, a dynamic and ambitious partner in India’s rapidly growing coatings market.”
JSW Group Chairman Sajjan Jindal said: “We are delighted to welcome the AkzoNobel India team to the JSW family. India deserves trusted, world-class coatings, and we are honored to collaborate with Dulux to bring global-quality products to homes and industries across the country. Together, we aim to build a stronger, brighter, and more vibrant future.”
Parth Jindal, Managing Director of JSW Paints, added: “Welcoming AkzoNobel India marks a historic moment and represents one of the largest acquisitions in India’s coatings sector. We look forward to working with its employees, customers, and partners to build a future-ready coatings company. With Dulux’s outstanding quality and JSW Paints’ craftsmanship, we aim to delight customers and create long-lasting value for all stakeholders.”
2026-10-16
Trade Alert
Delivering the latest product trends and industry news straight to your inbox.
(We'll never share your email address with a third-party.)
Related News
-
$1.35 Billion! AkzoNobel to Sell Decorative Paints Business in Southeast Asia and Australia to Nippon Paint
-
$25 Billion Paint Giant Born: AkzoNobel and Axalta Shareholders Approve Merger by Landslide
-
Nippon Paint Offers $8.55 Billion for AkzoNobel’s Decorative Paints Business
-
Unable to Buy Entire AkzoNobel, Nippon Paint Begins a "Disassembled Approach"
-
AkzoNobel Rejects €12.5 Billion Offer from Nippon Paint and Sherwin-Williams, Sticks to Merger with Axalta
-
Record Net Profit, Yet “Joining Forces” with a Rival? Axalta Drops a Final Trump Card Before the Merger
-
AkzoNobel Invests €50 Million to Expand Aerospace Coatings Operations in the United States
-
Akzo Nobel and Axalta Announce a $25 Billion Merger Deal
-
AkzoNobel India Changes Ownership
-
AkzoNobel to Close Two European Production Sites
Recommend Reading
-
LG Chem Restarts Yeosu No. 2 Cracker After More Than Six Months Offline
-
Dow Europe Raises Polyurethane Prices in EMEA and India
-
Dow Chemical Weighs Exit from $20 Billion Chemical Joint Venture with Saudi Aramco
-
OCI Exits TDI Business and Joins South Korean Semiconductor Materials Cluster on the Same Day
-
Evonik Reportedly Rejects BASF’s €10.3 Billion Takeover Bid as Too Low
-
This Week China Titanium Dioxide Market Prices Decreased (8.3-8.7)
-
Business Society Propylene Oxide Daily Review: On August 6, 2026, a strong rebound (a bullish rebound) is expected in the short term.
-
Business Society Aniline Daily Report: August 6, 2026—Continued Upside Limited
-
Business Society Styrene Daily Review: August 7, 2026—Fluctuating with a Slight Tendency to Strengthen
-
Business Society Butadiene Daily Review: Fluctuating Within a Range on August 6, 2026