Dai Nippon Toryo
Osaka, Japan
www.dnt.co.jp
PUBLIC COMPANY
YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1929
REVENUE: $889 million ▲
(2010: 828mn)
MARKETS SERVED
• Automotive OEM coatings
• Automotive refinish
• Marine coatings
• Decorative coatings
KEY EXECUTIVES
Fumitake Yamashita, president; Nori-
hiro Mashima, director of finance,
executive officer; Nobukazu
Kawamoto, director of overseas op-
erations; Isamu Suzuki, director of
business development; Yoshinori Hi-
rotani, director of marketing; Shin
Emi, manager of industrial coatings.
Dai Nippon Toryo Co., Ltd. operates in the paint industry primarily in Japan. DNT’s coatings revenue in 2011 was $889 million. It offers various coating products, which
include heavy duty, industrial, automobile, refinishing, marine,
home use paints, plastics and powder. The company also provides
machines and equipment for paints manufacturing and coating
applications. In addition, it offers its products in various fields,
including electrical home appliances, housing, automobiles and
information-related equipment, as well as for infrastructures, including high-rise buildings and largescale bridge construction. Dai
Nippon Toryo Co., Ltd. was founded in 1929 and is headquartered in Osaka, Japan. In August 2008, Dai Nippon Toryo acquired a 67 percent state in Tokyo-based Daia Keiko Co., Ltd.
26Lord Corporation Cary, North Carolina/USA www.lord.com
PRIVATE COMPANY
YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1919
REVENUE: $825 million ▲
(2010: 765mn)
MARKETS SERVED
• Automotive aftermarket
adhesives
• Industrial metal bonding
adhesives
• Corrosion control coatings
• High performance/heat
reflective coatings
KEY EXECUTIVES
Richard McNeel, chairman, president
and CEO; Jack De Leon, COO; Sharon
Williams, senior VP, strategy and mar-
ket development; Ed Auslander, VP,
global business management.
Lord Corp. produces and sells general purpose and specialty adhesives and coatings. It recorded coatings and adhesives ales of approximately $825 million in 2011. Lord Fusor aftermarket adhesives are used to return vehicles to pre-accident condition and include adhesives for bonding, metals and plastics, seam
sealers and acoustical foams. Lord’s industrial metal bonding adhesives can replace welds, rivets, screws, tape and other traditional fastening methods. Lord also has a line of elastomer bonding
formulations that can accommodate commercially available elastomers, diverse metals and rigid plastic substrates. Lord manufacturers corrosion control coatings, specifically the MetalJacket line of
coatings that protects substrates against corrosion and improves
bonding properties. Lord also offers heat reflective coatings.
27Shawcor Toronto, Ontario, Canada www.shawcor.com
PUBLIC COMPANY
REVENUE: $800 million ▲
(2010: 728mn)
MARKETS SERVED
• Pipe coatings
KEY EXECUTIVES
V.L. Shaw, chair of the board; W.P.
Buckley, president and CEO; J.D.
Tikkanen, president, Bredero Shaw.
28DuluxGroup Ltd. Clayton, Victoria, Australia www.deluxgroup.com.au
PUBLIC COMPANY
YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1918
REVENUE: $767 million ▲
(2010: 700mn)
MARKETS SERVED
• Decorative coatings
• Powder coatings
• Industrial coatings
KEY EXECUTIVES
Peter Kirby, chairman; Patrick Houli-
han, managing director and CEO;
Stuart Bloxer, executive director and
CFO.
The pipe coating division of Shawcor Ltd., Bredero Shaw is the world’s largest pipe coating manufacturer with sales of roughly $800 million in 2011. During the year
it signed a deal with Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd. to provide
pipe coatings and related products and services in connection
with the gas supply trunkline and flow lines for the Wheatstone LNG Project off the northwest coast of Australia. The
company also won a $400 million contract from Mitsui & Co.
Ltd., to provide pipe coatings and related products and services
for the gas export pipeline that will serve the massive Ichthys
LNG Project, a joint venture between Inpex Corporation and
Total E&P. This project will involve advanced coatings for approximately 900 kilometres of 42 inch subsea pipeline from
the offshore central processing facility to the onshore LNG facility at Darwin, Australia.
DuluxGroup consists of Paints Australia, which is Australia’s leading manufacturer of premium branded decorative paints, texture, protective and wood care coatings products;
Paints New Zealand, which is New Zealand’s leading manufacturer
of premium branded decorative paints, texture and wood care coatings products; Selleys Yates, which is Australia and New Zealand’s
leading manufacturer of home improvement and garden care products; and the Offshore and other segment comprises Australia and
New Zealand’s leading manufacturer of powder and industrial coatings. Excluding the Selleys Yates operation, DuluxGroup recorded
sales of $767 million in 2011. Australia accounted for 82 percent of
sales, New Zealand 12 percent, and Asia and PNG six percent. In
November 2011 the merger of DuluxGroup’s DGL International
business in China and Hong Kong with Camelpaint of Hong Kong
to create DGL Camel International Limited.
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