Akzo Nobel India Limited, a leading paints and coatings company and maker of Dulux Paints, has reported Q3 FY25 revenue  from operations at Rs. 1,050.5 crore, up by 2% Y-o-Y.

EBIT from operations for Q3 FY25 was at Rs. 143.5 crore, down by 2% and PAT at Rs. 108.6 crore was down by 5%.

Revenue from operations or 9M FY25 was at Rs. 3,069.1 crore, up by 3%. EBIT from operations Rs. 414.8 crore, up by 1% and PAT at Rs. 3,21.1 crore, up by 1%.

Akzo Nobel India Limited Chairman and Managing Director, Rajiv Rajgopal said, “In Q3 FY25, we achieved both volume and value growth despite subdued market conditions. Favourable demand in infrastructure, power, mining, marine, and real estate sectors fueled sustained B2B momentum in paints and coatings. Prudent cost management protected profitability, effectively mitigating the impact of raw material inflation on margins. Overall, our performance in 9M FY25 reflects continued growth and strong double-digit profitability trajectory with market share gains.”

New propositions launched across categories in Decorative Paints: Upgrading from distemper to a more durable entry-level emulsion at an affordable price is now possible with the new Dulux Promise Freedom. It’s advanced Latex Technology delivers longer-lasting protection to home interiors and exteriors with three key benefits: enhanced whiteness, improved coverage, and a smoother finish.

AkzoNobel’s Resicoat Electric Insulation range of powder coatings has now received nderwriters Laboratories (UL) flame retardant certification. As the shift to powder coatings accelerates, this validation opens new opportunities in the growing electric vehicle market, where the demand for more sustainable and high-performance coatings for electrical insulation is surging.