 In 1992, DYOSAD separated its inks operations into "DYO Sadolin Inks Manufacturing & Trade" – in short "DYO SADOLIN Inks".DYO SADOLIN Inks was owned 50.5% by Sadolin & Holmblad's predecessor Nobel Industries and 49.5% by DYOSAD.At the same of the merger of DYO and DYOSAD in 2000, Yaşar Holding acquired both DYOSAD's 49.5% and AkzoNobel's 50.5% shareholding in DYO SADOLIN Inks, and the company changed its name to "DYO Inks Manufacturing & Trade" – making it a 100% owned subsidiary Yaşar Holding and thereby a sister company to the new DYO (the paint business).