Sweden’s Sandahlsbolagen invests in concrete factory

Swedish company Sandahlsbolagen will invest SEK 20 million (€2.14 million) in a semi-mobile concrete factory that can be disassembled and rebuilt within two weeks. The factory will have a capacity to produce six tonnes of concrete at a time and will be operated through Betongbolaget Sweden, which is a subsidiary to Sandahlsbolagen
June 8, 2015 Read time: 1 min

Swedish company Sandahlsbolagen will invest SEK 20 million (€2.14 million) in a semi-mobile concrete factory that can be disassembled and rebuilt within two weeks.

The factory will have a capacity to produce six tonnes of concrete at a time and will be operated through Betongbolaget Sweden, which is a subsidiary to Sandahlsbolagen

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