Sherwin-Williams is a global manufacturer and distributor of paints, coatings, and related materials for architectural, industrial, and specialty applications. Founded in 1866 and headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, the company serves professional applicators, industrial OEMs, infrastructure and maintenance markets, and DIY consumers. It operates manufacturing, R&D, and distribution facilities across the Americas, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, supported by a large network of company-operated paint stores in North America and partner channels worldwide.
Its portfolio includes interior and exterior architectural paints and stains; protective and marine coatings; automotive refinish; industrial wood finishes; coil and extrusion coatings; packaging coatings; and powder and waterborne technologies. Products are sold under brands such as Sherwin-Williams, Valspar, Minwax, Krylon, Dutch Boy, and Thompson’s WaterSeal. The company’s technical capabilities span colorant and resin technologies, low-VOC and high-solids formulations, and application support for end-use performance in construction, transportation, energy, and consumer goods.
Also known as Sherwin-Williams Company.
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Two bidders have confirmed they will not pursue a public takeover; the company’s boards still back a planned merger of equals with Axalta.
Boards said the proposal undervalued the company, lacked regulatory/divestment certainty and failed to protect stakeholders; they unanimously back the planned merger and will provide updates.
BASF confirms 2028 financial targets, updates on standalone businesses, and emphasizes integrated value chains for growth.
The sale, approved by Brazilian authorities, includes production sites, brands, and 1,000 employees for $1.15 billion. The business had $525 million in sales in 2024.
