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Axalta Coating Systems Selected as Paint Partner for Hanwha Defence Australia

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 14
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What happened

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Axalta Coating Systems was selected as the paint partner for Hanwha Defence Australia to work on the AS21 Redback Infantry Fighting Vehicle under Land 400 Phase 3. This contract extends a partnership previously established for the Huntsman family of vehicles under Land 8116. The work involves Axalta's support to the in-house paint shop team at the Hanwha Armoured vehicle Centre of Excellence.

From australiandefence.com.au

Why it matters

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The contract builds on a successful relationship between the companies, with Axalta stating the partnership ensures the finished product delivered to the Commonwealth will be of the highest possible quality. This milestone was celebrated at the Land Forces Conference in Perth.

From australiandefence.com.au

Who's involved

  • Axalta Coating SystemsSelected as the paint partner for the AS21 Redback Infantry Fighting Vehicle.
  • AmundiHolds a 32.0% financial stake in Axalta Coating Systems.
  • AkzoNobelIs currently in a merger process with Axalta Coating Systems.
  • Securities and Exchange CommissionOversees mandatory filing and disclosure requirements for Axalta Coating Systems.
  • Nissan ChemicalOperates in active competition with Axalta Coating Systems in the basic materials market.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Axalta Coating Systems could see increased revenue from the contract win for the Redback fleet.

  • AmundiSpeculative

    Amundi may receive a direct financial benefit via its ownership stake in Axalta Coating Systems.

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