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The agreements encompass AkzoNobel’s Decorative Paints business in seven countries: Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Papua New Guinea and Australia. AkzoNobel will retain full ownership of its Coatings activities and Global Business Services organization.
A phase 2 celiac disease trial of argenx’s FB102 has hit its primary endpoint, delivering a boost to a drug candidate that the biotech acquired in its $2.2 billion takeover of Forte Biosciences. Amsterdam-based argenx agreed to buy Forte in July to acquire FB102, an anti-CD122 antibody that hit the mark in a phase 1b vitiligo trial weeks before the deal.
In a statement on 8 October 2026, Carlsberg said it plans to shut down the brewery and its primary logistics operations next summer, driven by ‘a need to create greater long-term value’. The proposed closure puts approximately 310 jobs at risk.
Rotor Print has acquired a 51% stake in French pharmaceutical packaging provider Livcer, strengthening SP Group’s presence in France. The deal adds three flexographic printing lines and 10 million square meters of annual production capacity to Rotor Print’s existing 90 million square meters. Livcer will retain its identity while operating as an SP Group subsidiary under Rotor Print, supporting further European pharmaceutical packaging growth.