PPG industry reported a net profit of $584 million in 2019
July 19 PPG industry (Stock Code: PPG) released its financial report, which showed that the company's net profit attributable to ordinary shareholders in 2019 was $584 million, down 17.16% year-on-year; its operating revenue was $7.648 billion, down 3.34% year-on-year. PPG industrial group was established in Pennsylvania in 1883, mainly engaged in sales and production: high performance coatings, industrial coatings, building coatings EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa), optical and special materials, bulk chemicals and glass. The company is a major global supplier of protective and decorative coatings.
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