Ranking of the world's top ten paint brands in 2014

Akzo Nobel is the world's largest paint manufacturer, and most of its business is in a leading position.

2.

Henkel is headquartered in Düsseldorf, Germany, and has 53,000 employees worldwide.

3.

PPG Industries was founded in 1883 and is headquartered in Petersburg, USA.

4.

BASF VAI is the world's leading chemical company.

5.

　　Sherwin-Williams is headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio.

　　6.

　　DuPont is a global company based on scientific research, providing scientific solutions that can improve the quality of human life in the fields of food and nutrition, health care, clothing, home and construction, electronics and transportation.

　　7.

　　RPM is a holding company and the world's largest manufacturer of specialty coatings and sealants.

　　8.

　　Valspar has a history of nearly 200 years.
Valspar's success comes from the support of partners and excellent leadership from all over the world.
Valspar’s performance has entered the eighth in the world; it has production bases in more than 20 countries and agents in 130 countries and regions.
Valspar has more than 8,000 shareholders, more than 7,800 employees, and 80 Production plants.

　　9.
American diamond paint

　　The American Diamond Paints architectural coatings has a leading position in North America, with annual sales of 1 million tons of architectural coatings, more than 800 direct sales companies in North America, employing more than 8,000 sales employees, and coating production companies in 13 states in the United States.
Diamond Vogel also produces industrial coatings widely used in aerospace, airport maintenance, ships, transportation and shipping and heavy maintenance coatings.
From 2002 to 2007, it was rated as the best supplier by NASA for 6 consecutive years.
Customers include Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin, General Dynamics, Boeing, etc.
, and it is the largest supplier of heavy industrial coatings in the United States .

　　10.
Nippon Paint

　　Japan's oldest and largest paint company.
Japanese paint and coatings are produced for the automotive and marine markets and other industrial products.
This also makes the paint for residential and commercial buildings and their own DIY market.
Japan Paint's manufacturing operations are mainly distributed in Asia, but the company also has facilities in North America and Europe.
In the United States, it has two subsidiaries that produce and sell paint.
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