Two members of Jotun's Technical Service team inside a ship hull

About Jotun

For almost a century, Jotun has protected property – from iconic buildings to beautiful homes. As one of the world’s leading manufacturers of paints and coatings, we combine high quality with creativity and innovation.

Working in teams boosts employee empowerment motivating them to be proactive.

Who we are

With a presence in over 100 countries on all continents, Jotun is a true global player.

Jotun employees inspecting the solar panels that powers the Nilai factory in Malaysia.

Sustainability

Jotun believes that paints and coatings play a key role in a sustainable future. We strive to act responsibly in everything we do, and protect property with a minimum environmental impact.

Sustainability at Jotun

Career

At Jotun, you are encouraged to take initiative to create the future. Join our team to make your mark and grow with us.

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Innovation and technology

Jotun develops products and solutions that solve customers' needs for protection in a changing environment. Applying our first-hand knowledge and insights, we use state-of-the-art technology to solve the challenges faced.

Jotun suspends operations in Russia

Jotun is deeply concerned about the unfolding conflict in Ukraine. The paints and coatings company stands fully behind the international communities’ reaction to the situation.

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Donation to Red Cross/Red Crescent in Ukraine

There is an urgent need for Humanitarian Support to the civilian population in the affected areas in Ukraine. Jotun has donated NOK 3 000 000 to Red Cross/Red Crescent’s humanitarian work in Ukraine.

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Another good year for Jotun

Jotun recorded NOK 22 809 million in revenue in 2021, an 8 per cent increase from the year before. Operating profit for the year came in at NOK 3 138 million, the second highest in the company’s history.

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Solid progress, but uncertain outlook

Jotun achieved record high revenues in the first eight months of 2021. Operating profit was NOK 2 496 million, but high raw material prices put pressure on the operating margin.

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Solid progress, but uncertain outlook

Jotun achieved record high revenues in the first eight months of 2021. Operating profit was NOK 2 496 million, but high raw material prices put pressure on the operating margin.

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