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DYO Boya Fabrikaları Inc. is an İzmir, Turkey-based company founded at Bornova in 1954 by Durmuş Yaşar and his two sons Selçuk Yaşar and Selman Yaşar - with managerial and technological assistance from Sadolin & Holmblad of Denmark. == DYO, Sadolin ve Yaşarin, and DYO ve Sadolin == DYO Boya Fabrikaları Inc. is an İzmir, Turkey-based company founded in 1954, originally named ''Durmuş Yaşar ve Oğulları Boya, Vernik ve Reçine Fabrikaları A.Ş.'', and based on licensing from Sadolin & Holmblad of Denmark. DYO stands for ''Durmuş Yaşar ve Oğulları'' (''Durmuş Yaşar & Sons)''. In 1957, ''Sadolin ve Yaşarin A.Ş.'' (''Sadolin & Yaşarin'') was founded to produce resins for paint production - based on licensing from ''Sadolin & Holmblad''. This company became in 1962 ''DYO ve Sadolin Sentetik Selülozik Boya ve Vernik Fabrikaları A.Ş.'' (''DYO & Sadolin'') - in short ''DYOSAD'', and at that time DYOSAD began producing industrial paints for metal, plastic and wood as well as automotive refinshes based on licensing from ''Sadolin & Holmblad''. In 1967, DYOSAD made a ''Harris Brush'' factory, and in 1968, DYOSAD began producing and marketing inks - on licensing from ''Sadolin & Holmblad''. The cooperation between the Yaşar family and ''Sadolin & Holmblad'' dates back to before second world war, when Durmuş Yaşar in 1938 began to import paint from ''Sadolin & Holmblad'', who had itself had exported paint to Turkey since 1919. From the beginning DYO and later Sadolin ve Yasarin and DYOSAD the joint ventures were run by Selçuk Yaşar (oldest son of ''Durmuş Yaşar'') - in close cooperation with Dan Alexander MacGregor Sadolin, (the only son of Gunnar Asgeir Sadolin, the founder of ''Sadolin & Holmblad''), who was Joint President and International CEO of ''Sadolin & Holmblad''. In 1979 – 25 years after the first factory establishment, DYO and DYOSAD in Turkey had become bigger than the domestic paint and ink activities in Denmark of ''Sadolin & Holmblad'' - in terms of both net revenue, net profit and number of employees. However, DYO and DYOSAD never counted for more than 10% of the net revenue, net profit or number of employees of the entire ''Sadolin & Holmblad '' group, which were active with more than 60 factories sites in over 40 countries, and had sales in more than 100 countries. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「DYO Boya Fabrikaları」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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