France offers great potential as it is home to companies from many industries, such as automotive, electronics, aerospace, and medical technology. 

This partnership will enable the largest e-coat system in Europe and will support faster parts manufacturing.

The new Advanced Coatings Center is the latest factory supporting innovation efforts and will house critical post-assembly phases of production.

The Aerospace Coatings business of AkzoNobel has achieved the highest supplier award acknowledging the company's ongoing focus to deliver sustained performance across their sites. 

The service helps airlines and other large operators to tailor and optimize the coatings’ replacement and maintenance schedule for individual aircraft within an airline fleet.

The appointment comes in conjunction with increased exports to the EMEA region as demand increases for the company’s light, thin coatings with extreme durability and protection for mission-critical and mass transport systems.

The coating is powered by Arkema’s Kynar Aquatec^® PVDF latex, and provides extreme durability to keep NASA’s logo on the solid rocket boosters intact during the launch.

Bespoke colors and expert technical advice from AkzoNobel Aerospace Coatings have played a key role in bringing a 10th anniversary livery to life for Volotea, the airline of Europe's medium-sized cities.

AkzoNobel recently announced plans to invest €20 to increase and improve production at two of its sites in France. 

PPG is planning to invest $17 million to build an aerospace application support center (ASC) in Toulouse, France.