The world's top 100 paint companies were released

China Coatings network
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original title: The world's top
coatings enterprises
100 list released a world share of up to 79.41%
May 4, 2015, domestic
Coatings Industry
, the industry's first financial media, jointly released the TOP 100 Companies list of the world's coating companies in 2015. The ranking is based on a comprehensive ranking based on the sales performance of the coatings business of global coatings companies in FY14.
the list, the minimum entry threshold for companies on the list is $162 million. PPG of the United States, AkzoNobel of the Netherlands, Xuanwei ranked in the top three, all over 10 billion U.S. dollars, Asda, Wiesberger, Lippama, BASF, Kansai Coatings, Time Group, Otsuf Holdings ranked 4-10th.
The world's top three coatings may last for several years
PPG Industries of the United States last year sales rose 8 percent to $15.360 billion, excluding glass sales, PPG's actual paint sales of $14.285 billion, replacing AkzoNobel of the Netherlands as the world's top 100 paints. AkzoNobel of the Netherlands came in second with $11.439 billion in actual paint sales last year, while Xuanwei of the United States came in third with $10.685 billion in paint sales.
, in the next few years, the world's top three paints will be occupied by the United States PPG, akzoNobel of the Netherlands and Xuanwei of the United States, known as the world's paint industry's "three giants." The Big Three's cumulative sales in 2014 amounted to $36,409 million, accounting for 27.52 percent of the world's total coatings sales.
In 2015, the number of top 100 paint companies in the world was 24 in China (including Hong Kong and Taiwan), 16 in the United States, 13 in Japan, 8 in Germany, 7 in South Korea, 3 in France, 2 each in India, Denmark, Turkey, Canada, Switzerland, Finland, 2 in the Netherlands, Singapore, Norway, Italy, Australia, Sweden, Colombia, Thailand, Jordan, Slovenia, Philippines, Austria, Portugal, Israel, Brazil, Spain, Egypt. Figure:
According to the annual report released by the World
Paints
and Coatings Industry Association, global sales of paint coatings reached 43.38 million tons in 2014, with total sales of 85 billion pounds, or about $132.3 billion.
of operating income, the cumulative sales of the top 100 coatings companies in the world amounted to US$105,063 million, accounting for 79.41% of the total global coatings sales. The cumulative sales of the world's top 10 coatings companies amounted to US$61,591 million, accounting for 46.55 percent of the world's total coatings sales and 58.62 percent of the total sales of the list.
among the top 100 paint companies in the world in 2015, the number of enterprises listed in China was 24 (including Hong Kong and Taiwan), although the total number accounted for nearly one-third, but the cumulative sales were only $6.291 billion, with an average sales of only $262 million per enterprise; With 16 U.S. companies on the list, cumulative sales amounted to $45,917 million, with an average of $2.87 billion, 12.7 times that of China and well above China's.
addition, japan has 13 companies on the list, with cumulative sales of $9,766 million, with an average sales of $751 million per company, higher than china; Germany has eight companies on the list, with cumulative sales of $6,187m, similar to the cumulative sales of China's listed companies, but with an average sales of $773m, 3.4 times that of China.
overall, China's paint is still in a "big but not strong" embarrassing situation, the industry concentration is very low, to get rid of this situation, there is still a long way to go. However, this also shows that China's paint industry in a longer period of time, will also be in a good period of development; For large-scale outstanding coatings enterprises, the future will also be able to obtain a rare development opportunities, mergers and acquisitions expansion space is still very large.
Note
: Ranking is based on the sales performance of the coatings business (excluding adhesives, inks, coating raw materials and other specialized chemicals) in FY14 and is settled in US dollars; Sales of the listed company are converted into U.S. dollars based on the company's exchange rate at the end of the current fiscal year.