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We bring environmental 
risk under control

Lamor helps governments and industries prepare for environmental incidents, respond when they occur, restore affected sites and recover valuable materials. We combine equipment we engineer with services and operations delivered by our experts and local partners.

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Lamor Recycling · Kilpilahti, Finland

From plastic waste 
to circular oil

At Kilpilahti, Lamor Recycling’s facility is designed to convert plastic waste that is not suitable for mechanical recycling into circular oil for use as raw material in the petrochemical industry. It brings Lamor’s recovery capability into a new industrial setting.

  1. Plastic waste
  2. Chemical recycling
  3. Circular oil

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Environmental responsibility in practice

Lamor’s solutions help prevent pollution, restore contaminated environments and keep valuable materials in use. Responsibility also means managing the environmental and social impacts of our own operations through clear targets, policies and transparent reporting.

Prevent pollution, restore environments and recover materials.

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Our story

Oil recovery was only the beginning

Lamor’s roots go back to Larsen Marin, a family-owned Finnish shipyard founded in 1982. The invention of the brush skimmer gave the company a new direction and defined a principle that still guides Lamor: solve real environmental problems with effective technology.

Since then, Lamor has expanded from oil spill response equipment into environmental operations, remediation and material recycling worldwide. Its international capability combines Lamor’s own expertise and technology with the Lamor Global Response Network.

  1. 1982

    Larsen Marin is established as a family-owned shipyard in Finland. The brush skimmer sets the direction towards oil spill recovery.

  2. 1995

    The company becomes Lamor Corporation, a name derived from Larsen Marin Oil Recovery.

  3. 2010

    Lamor supports the Deepwater Horizon response and demonstrates its ability to mobilise equipment and expertise globally.

  4. 2021–2023

    Lamor lists on Nasdaq First North in 2021, signs its first long-term, high-volume environmental service contracts and transfers to the Nasdaq Helsinki main market in 2023.

  5. Today

    Lamor combines environmental protection, remediation and material recycling through its own expertise and a global network of local partners.