Who makes Walmart's paint?

Walmart's paint is private label paint manufactured by third-party paint companies under Walmart's house brand names, primarily ColorPlace, which is Walmart's main interior and exterior paint brand. ColorPlace is not made by Walmart itself, as Walmart does not own paint factories. Historically, ColorPlace has been manufactured by various large paint companies under contract, most commonly by AkzoNobel and PPG, and at different times by other OEM manufacturers depending on region and product line. AkzoNobel, which owns Glidden and Dulux in some markets, has been reported as a major supplier for ColorPlace in the US. Some ColorPlace products are made by PPG Industries. Walmart also sells other branded paints like Glidden, which is made by PPG, in its stores alongside ColorPlace. The exact manufacturer can vary by year and product, as Walmart contracts to lowest bidder that meets specifications, so ColorPlace formulation may change over time. Similar to Home Depot's Behr and Glidden exclusivity, Walmart's ColorPlace is exclusive to Walmart and not sold elsewhere. It is positioned as budget paint costing 20 to 35 dollars per gallon, aimed at DIY and rental market, with decent coverage for price. For higher quality, Walmart also carries Glidden. So answer is ColorPlace made by third parties like AkzoNobel and PPG under contract for Walmart.