 In 1987, "Sadolin & Holmblad" was taken over by Nobel Industries of Sweden – and became a part of its global paint and adhesives business are Casco Nobel.In 1994 "Nobel Industries" was taken over by Akzo of the Netherlands – forming "AkzoNobel", and in 1995 "AkzoNobel" sold its entire shareholding in DYO ve Sadolin to "Yaşar Holding", and in 2000, DYOSAD merged into DYO – together with "Bayrakli Boya" and "Dewilux Boya", and for the first time all the paint activities of "Yaşar Holding" was gathered in one company, DYO – with exception of "Yaşar-BASF Otomotive Boya" and "DYO Inks".The board of directors of DYO has over the years consisted of among others "Durmuş Yaşar", his two sons Selçuk Yaşar and Selman Yaşar, and his grandson Selim Yaşar, as well as Ali Nail Kubali – representing "Yaşar Holding" as well as "Dan Alexander MacGregor Sadolin" (1954–1974) and then Jörgen Mölvang (1974–1995) – representing "Sadolin & Holmblad" of Denmark.