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Dai Nippon Toryo Co., Ltd. operates in the paint industry primarily in Japan. The company offers various coating products, which include heavy duty, industrial, automo-
bile, refinishing, marine, home use paints, plastics and powder. The
company also provides machines and equipment for paints manu-
facturing and coating applications. In addition, it offers its prod-
ucts 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. The company currently employs
In 2014, Carpoly’s sales were $533 million, an increase of nine percent. Carpoly offers products and services to the furniture and decorative paints market. The company has 2,700 employ-
ees, six production facilities located in Guangdong, Shanghai, Sich-
uan and Hebei, approximately 2,400 direct distributors and more
than 16,000 points of sales throughout China. According to Chan-
ghuai Zhou, marketing director 2014, the Chinese paint industry
was still facing challenge and opportunity. “The low concentration
of industry and homogenization of the competition didn’t improve
effectively, which led to low porfit margin of enterprises. With the
rise of emerging industries, the coating industry will have broad
market prospects, and the mature competition in the market will
increase the industrial concentration.”
Fujikura Kasei offers coatings for plastics, which include auto- motive interior and exterior, automotive lightings, cosmetic ontainers and enclosures, electronic appliances, plastic hobby
items and plastic sheets; architectural coatings, such as exterior and
interior building materials, decorative items and housing equipment;
and electronic materials The company also provides architectural
coatings for use in exterior and interior building materials, public
buildings and facilities, decorative items, and housing equipment;
and electronic materials, including conductive paste.
The Coatings Group of Arbon, Switzerland-based Looser Holding AG in 2014 recorded sales of $523 million, the majority of which came from sales of wood coatings, which
represents 54 percent of total coatings revenue. The approximate
percent of sales for the other segments include: packaging coatings
18 percent; non-stick/low-friction coatings 16 percent; and industrial coatings 12 percent. The Coatings Division is home to the Tref-fert Group, Feyco Group, ILAG Group, Schekolin AG and Feycolor
Group who make coating for wood, plastic, metal, stone and glass
for industrial and commercial use. These companies operations are
spread throughout Switzerland, Germany, Austria, the rest of Europe, China, South East Asia and the U.S. The Coatings Division
employs 600 personnel at its nine production facilities.
Dai Nippon Toryo
Osaka, Japan
www.dnt.co.jp
Carpoly Chemical
Group
Jiangmen, China
www.carpoly.com
Fujikura Kasei
Co. Ltd.
Tokyo, Japan
www.fkkasei.co.jp
Looser Holding
AG
Arbon, Switzerland
looserholding.ch
PUBLIC COMPANY
YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1929
REVENUE: $600 million
MARKETS SERVED
• Protective coatings • Architectural
coatings • Metal baking coatings • Plastic
coatings • Automotive coatings • Rolling
stock coatings
KEY EXECUTIVES
Toshijiro Iwasa, president; Norihiro
Mashima, director of finance, executive
officer; Nobukazu Kawamoto, director
of overseas operations; Isamu Suzuki,
director of business development;
Yoshinori Hirotani, director of marketing;
Shin Emi, manager of industrial coatings.
PRIVATE COMPANY
YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1993
REVENUE: $533 million
MARKETS SERVED
• Architectural and industrial
KEY EXECUTIVES
Donghang Qiu, chairman and president;
Shuchao CAO,vice president; Xiaobo Lu, vice
chairman of the board and group general
manager; Changhuai Zhou, marketing
director; Daimin Wang, technical director.
PUBLIC COMPANY
YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1938
REVENUE: $586,760 million
MARKETS SERVED
• Plastic coatings • Architectural coatings
• Automotive coatings
KEY EXECUTIVES
Yoshiaki Hasegawa, chairman and CEO;
Daisuke Kato, president and COO; Yuzo
Saisu, senior managing director; Satoshi
Yamashita, senior VP; Shigeru Takahashi,
senior VP.
PUBLIC COMPANY
YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1932
REVENUE: $523 million
MARKETS SERVED
• Architectural coatings • Industrial
coatings • Automotive OEM • Auto
refinish • Wood coatings • Non-stick
coatings • Packaging coatings
KEY EXECUTIVES
Thomas Lozser, CEO; Pascal Rentzmann,
group controller.