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Akzo now new owner of ICI India
Kolkata, Jan 3 Akzo Nobel NV has
become the new owner of ICI India Ltd following the completion of
formalities relating to Akzo’s takeover of Britain’s Imperial Chemical
Industries (ICI) plc, which controlled a 53.88% stake in the Indian
subsidiary.
Kolkata-registered ICI India on Thursday informed the Bombay Stock Exchange
that Akzo has become owner of the entire equity share capital of ICI plc on
January 2 via a scheme of arrangement under section 425 of Britain’s
Companies Act of 1985.
ICI India, which operates out of Gurgaon, referred to the notes in its
unaudited financial results for the quarter to September 30, 2007. <more>
Kansai Nerolac is to build a
large-scale emulsion paint plant at a 50-acre site at Hosur
Kansai Nerolac is to build a large-scale emulsion paint plant at a 50-acre
site at Hosur, near Bangalore in southern India. Work on the US$ 83-million
facility is due to begin in February and finish in 2010. Output capacity
will be raised in three steps to a total of 5,000 – 6,000 tonnes per month,
which will take Kansai Nerolac’s total paint output to 13,000 tonnes per
month when counted with the company’s existing Indian locations at Berwal,
Lote and Kanpur. The new facility will produce coatings for automotive uses
in addition to those for architectural applications.
Parent Kansai Paint is aiming to have 50% of its sales from overseas within
the next three years. In fiscal 2006, just over one third of its sales were
in non-Japanese markets.
I wanted to be a university teacher: Berger Paints MD
In an interview with Merinews, Subir Bose, managing director of Berger
Paints, talks about his life, the Indian paint industry and the company that
he leads. We also questioned him regarding the use of lead in Indian paints.
SUBIR BOSE, managing director of Berger paints tells us about how he wanted
to be a university teacher but landed up being the leader of Berger paints.
He talks about his experiences of life as a husband, as a proud father and
the managing director of Berger paints.
How often do you take break from your busy schedule?
My busy life doesn’t allow me much of a break. It’s very rare…like once a
year.<more>
Berger Q3 net rises 4.40% at Rs
23.25 cr
Kolkata: Berger Paints India Ltd has posted a 4.4 per cent increase in its
net profit at Rs 23.25 crore for the third quarter as compared to Rs 22.25
crore in the same period last fiscal.
Net sales of the company rose 18.6 per cent at Rs 356 crore during the
quarter as against Rs 300.02 crore in the same quarter last year.
Azko Nobel opens Dubai coatings
plant
UAE. Akzo Nobel Powder Coatings has opened a landmark facility in Dubai. The
new factory - which strengthens the Dutch company's presence in the
important Middle East market - is the company's first manufacturing site in
the United Arab Emirates.
The investment, which represents an acceleration of the company's Middle
East growth plans, follows on from the recent acquisition of ICI and
underlines the strategic importance of the region to the Powder Coatings
business.
"As the world's largest coatings company and the global leader in powder
coatings we are committed to expanding in key markets around the world,"
said Akzo Nobel CEO Hans Wijers. "This investment will therefore ensure that
we further establish ourselves at the heart of an increasingly attractive
region."<more>
PPG Launches 'Green' ZIRCOBOND
Pretreatment
TROY, Mich., Jan. 15 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- PPG Industries has announced
the launch of a new, environmentally-responsible automotive pretreatment
technology at CAMI Automotive's production facility in Ingersoll, Ont.,
Canada. CAMI, an independently incorporated joint venture of Suzuki Motor
Corporation and General Motors of Canada Ltd., began processing vehicles
with Zircobond pretreatment in early January and moved to full-scale
production Jan. 14.
Metal pretreatment cleans and provides corrosion protection to automotive
body surfaces. However, traditional zinc-phosphate pretreatment processes
generate sludge containing heavy metals such as nickel, zinc and manganese,
making them subject to environmental regulations.
As a result, PPG has devloped Zircobond pretreatment, an alternative
pretreatment based on zirconium chemistry and a proprietary blend of
additives. Zircobond pretreatment cuts sludge byproduct from the
pretreatment process by at least 80 percent compared to zinc-phosphate-based
products, and it can be used in existing pretreatment lines.
Additionally, estimates show that facilities using Zircobond pretreatment
can realize annual savings of up to several hundred thousand dollars on
energy, maintenance and labor costs. Savings potential is even greater in
greenfield applications, where fewer process stages could generate as much
as several million dollars in savings on new facility capital investments.<more>
Birds Nest Olympic Stadium in Beijing will Have Polyurethane Coating
Materials Supplied by Bayer
Bayer MaterialScience announced today that it will provide the materials for
the polyurethane coating on Beijing’s famous “Bird’s Nest” - National
Stadium. This new project is another example of the company’s support to
Chinese government’s objective of using more high-tech material in
construction; Bayer MaterialScience has helped in numerous other landmark
construction projects including the floor coating systems of the “Water
Cube”.
Wei Ying Yang, Deputy GM of the National Stadium Co. and Michael Koenig,
Chairman of Bayer (China) Ltd, President of the Bayer Greater China Group,
President of Bayer MaterialScience China
“This project is another solid example of our long term commitment to
China’s sustainable development. Guided by our vision – “Science for a
better life” – we at Bayer leverage our cutting-edge products and innovative
technology in our effort to aid China in realizing its vision in the
construction industry,” said Michael Koenig, Country Representative of Bayer
Group Greater China and President of Bayer MaterialScience for China, at the
signing ceremony in Beijing today.
Bayer MaterialSciences raw material, Desmodur® N aliphatic polyurethane
cross linker, will be used for topcoat on the Bird’s Nest. Bayer materials
were chosen as the perfect solution for the Stadium’s topcoat due to their
long-term protection, excellent resistance and high-performance in even the
most trying environmental conditions.<more>
Occupational exposure as a painter is “carcinogenic to humans”
Epidemiological studies of painters have consistently found small but
significant increases in the risk of lung cancer and bladder cancer. In
addition, several studies of painters have found increased levels of genetic
damage.
Four of five case-control studies found significant increases in childhood
leukaemia associated with maternal exposure before or during pregnancy,
although findings were inconsistent for lymphatic and haematopoietic cancers
in the painters themselves.
Painters are exposed to numerous chemical solvents, pigments, and additives.
They can also be exposed to other workplace hazards such as asbestos and
crystalline silica. The available information is not specific enough to
identify particular agents as the cause of the excess lung or bladder
cancers. It also cannot be determined whether the cancer risks have
increased or decreased with changes in the solvents, pigments, and additives
used in paints.<more>
OSHA Inquiry Continues into
Painter Deaths at Hydro Plant
The Occupational Safety & Health Administration is continuing to investigate
the accident that led to the deaths of five painters at a Colorado
hydroelectric plant, according to Herb Gibson of OSHA’s Region 8 Denver
office. The accident occurred at the Xcel Energy Cabin Creek Hydroelectric
Plant in Georgetown, Colorado, on October 2.
A fire started in a penstock where a crew of nine painters was conducting
maintenance painting, according to information released from the Clear Creek
County Sheriff’s Office. The penstock is a long, sloping pipeline with its
upper end in the intake reservoir and its lower end in the discharge area.
In an October 4 press release, the Sheriff’s Office reported that the fire
burned 1,400 ft up the penstock.
Four crew members escaped at the lower end of the penstock, but the
remaining five were trapped above the fire and died. The painters worked for
RPI Coating, based in Santa Fe, CA. Dead are Anthony Aguirre, Donald
Dejaynes, Gary Foster, Dupree Holt, and James St. Peters, according to the
Sheriff’s Office.
Industrial Leaders Launches New
Coatings and Paint Directory
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A business-to-business portal for engineers, manufacturing and construction
professionals has released a new buying guide focusing specifically on
industrial paint and coatings.
IndustrialLeaders.com, publisher of the American Industrial Register
announced today the launch of a new buying guide and directory designed to
promote North American-based manufacturers and suppliers of industrial paint
and coatings. According to the company, the publication focuses on promoting
a broad range of paints, compounds, pigments, primers, surface finishing
products, paint additives and coatings for industrial, metalworking,
construction and various manufacturing applications.
The guide includes offerings from producers and distributors of paint
fillers, coloring chemicals, colorants, magnetic pigments, organic pigments,
stains, dyes, floor paint, factory floor coatings, acrylic paint, concrete
floor paint, roofing coatings, steel plant paint, concrete fillers and
compounds, asphalt coatings, powder coatings as well as paint for concrete,
exterior and interior use and for painting all types of metals, rubber,
plastic, vinyl and other products.
The new Paint and Coatings Directory is located on the company's Web site
and includes listings from manufacturers, distributors and suppliers based
primarily in the United States and Canada as well as Mexico and Latin
American countries with new offerings added regularly. According to an
Industrial Leaders spokesperson, the publication is utilized by users
worldwide looking to buy quality American-made industrial and construction
paint and coatings.
DuPont Opens Performance
Coatings Plant In China
DuPont's (DD) new Performance Coatings plant, which will primarily serve the
Chinese automotive refinish market, began manufacturing operations in the
Jaiding district of Shanghai.
The Wilmington, Del., science-based products and services company said the
plant currently employs 160 people, but the number is expected to grow to
about 250 once manufacturing operations reach capacity.<more>
ICI 'legend' Harvey-Jones dies,
83
The business world has paid tribute to former ICI chief and TV personality
Sir John Harvey-Jones, who died after a long illness.
Sir John, who was 83 and lived in Hay-on-Wye, mid Wales, died peacefully in
his sleep on Thursday, his agent said. The renowned businessman was chairman
of ICI from 1982 to 1987 but became best known for his BBC show
Troubleshooter, in which he advised struggling businesses.
ICI chief executive John McAdam said: "Although I personally never worked
with John Harvey-Jones, he was a legend within ICI, and held in very high
esteem by everyone in the company. It's very sad news
Nikko Chemicals
Nikko Chemicals of Japan has embarked upon the construction of a new
non-ionic surfactants plant in Singapore’s Jurong Island. The facility,
which comes via a ¥ 3 billion investment from the company, will be completed
near the end of 2008 and swing into operation in spring 2009. Initial
production capacity will be 3,000 tpa, which it is said will be expanded to
5,000 tpa within two years’ time.
Shigeru Sekine, Nikko Chemicals’ president, said “With the new output, we
will step up the expansion of our businesses in China and other Asian
countries, widening the product application fields to the paint and ink
industries.” (Source: Japan Chemical Week, 3 January 2008)
PPG Industries
PPG Industries and Kansai Paint have expanded their alliance, known as PPG
Kansai Automotive Finishes (PKAF), to include the sale of automotive
coatings to Japanese-owned or operated original-equipment manufacturers
(OEMs) in Hungary. The business was transferred from a previous venture
between Akzo Nobel and Kansai Paint.
“Global OEMs are continuing to add capacity in Eastern Europe, as it is one
of the fastest-growing regions in the automotive industry,” said Richard J.
Rurak, president, PKAF. “The expansion of the alliance will enable us to
better serve the needs of Japanese automotive manufacturers and parts
suppliers operating in Hungary and may lead to future opportunities for
collaboration in other areas of Eastern Europe.”
In operation since 2004, PKAF was formed by PPG and Kansai Paint to provide
coatings to global OEMs and to assist both companies in responding quickly
and effectively to the demands and requirements of the automotive industry.
Additionally, the two companies develop technology jointly to benefit
customers worldwide. (Source: PPG Industries)
Nordson
Nordson Corporation recently reported record sales and earnings for the
fourth quarter 2007, which ended Oct. 31, 2007. Sales for the period reached
$290.8 million, a 20.4% increase over sales for the same period of 2006.
Acquisitions accounted for 11.6% of the increase and core volume added 4.4%,
with the remainder coming from the effects of currency translation. "We had
a very strong finish to the year, with record fourth quarter sales and
operating profit," said Edward P. Campbell, chairman and CEO. "We generated
significant volume growth during the quarter in all segments and each
geographic region grew operating profit by 17% and, after normalizing the
effect on last year's earnings of non-recurring tax benefits, grew earnings
per share from continuing operations by 14%."
SFCHINA ’07 Event
Tops Year-Over-Year Turnout
Nearly 12,000 visitors descended on the Shanghai New International Expo
Center Nov. 21-23 for SFCHINA 2007, the country’s premier surface finishing
convention and exhibition. The turnout reflected a 3.4% increase of the last
year’s event, including a jump in overseas visitors.
Action against Bajaj Auto,
Kansai Nerolac
MPCB has issued so-called
show-cause notices to the two firms asking them to provide reasons why their
two plants in the state should not be closed for this violation
Mumbai: Maharashtra’s pollution control agency has initiated action against
Bajaj Auto Ltd and Kansai Nerolac Paints Ltd for allegedly violating rules
related to the disposal of hazardous waste.
The Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB) has issued so-called
show-cause notices to the two firms asking them to provide reasons why their
two plants in the state should not be closed for this violation. The notices
were sent on 24 January after the board found 50 tonnes of paint spilt near
the Aurangabad plant of Bajaj Auto.
“MPCB has taken a note of the violation of hazardous waste rules by these
industrial units. We have sent show- cause notices to both the companies,”
said a senior board official, who did not wish to be identified.
MPCB has given 15 days to both the firms to respond. However, it rarely asks
firms to close their units; usually the firms have to pay a fine. According
to the MPCB official, it levies a penalty of Rs17,000 per tonne of paint
spilt.
Bajaj Auto’s vice-president (corporate) C.P. Tripathi said that the spillage
of paint had occurred when miscreants had tampered with a consignment of 185
barrels of paint that was being sent back to its supplier in Mumbai. “The
spillage occurred when miscreants tampered with the paint barrels, far away
from our plant. We are not responsible for it in anyway. It’s the
contractor’s responsibility,” he added. <more>
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