Type Allmennaksjeselskap Industry Recycling Founded 1972 Number of employees 2,622 (end 2015) | Traded as OSE: TOM Headquarters Asker, Norway Revenue 6.143 billion NOK (2015) | |
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Key people Hans Stefan Ranstrand (President and CEO), Jan Svensson (Chairman) Products Reverse vending machines, , compactors, and sensor-based sorting equipment Total assets NOK 7.317 billion (end 2015) Stock price TMRAY (OTCMKTS) US$ 11.03 -0.08 (-0.72%)31 Mar, 4:00 PM GMT-4 - Disclaimer Profiles | ||
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Tomra Systems ASA is a Norwegian multinational corporation active in the field of instrumentation for recycling solutions. The company is the largest Reverse Vending Machine (RVM) producer globally and leading sensor-based machines for sorting and recycling. In addition to RVMs, TOMRA manufactures compactors, material recovery) and Sorting machinery. With over 70,000 RVMs installed worldwide, TOMRA is the leading provider in the industry.
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- 4 tomra sure return technology
- 2 tomra rvm technology yesterday today tomorrow
- 1970s
- 1980s 2000s
- 2010 2016
- References
TOMRA is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange (OSEBX) under the ticker symbol TOM. The parent company, Tomra Systems ASA, is headquartered in Asker, Norway, with central departments located in Mülheim-Kärlich, Germany and Shelton, Connecticut.
2 tomra rvm technology yesterday today tomorrow
1970's
TOMRA was founded by the two brothers Tore and Petter Planke in 1972. It started out with the design, manufacturing and sale of reverse vending machines (RVMs) for automated collection of used beverage containers. Through 70s a breakthrough for Tomra was in 1974 where the Swedish entity Systembolaget ordered 100 RVMs.
1980s-2000s
TOMRA was listed in Oslo Børs and tried to secure a position in the American market to no avail. It was then successfully attempted to enter the market in 1990s. By 1999, sales in the US accounted for more than half of total revenues. In 2006, TOMRA delivered more than 8000 new reverse vending systems to Germany. TOMRA's sensor-based sorting technology business was first established in 2004 with the acquisition of TITECH, a leading provider of optical recognition and sorting technology. With the acquisition of Orwak in 2005, TOMRA established itself as a producer of compaction and baling solutions with an installed base of more than 67,000 balers.
2010-2016
Via several acquisitions, TOMRA had grown into a global company since the 2000s and secured 75% global market share in RVMs and 60% Material Recovery from Collection Solutions and 40%-65% in Sorting Solutions.