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Polygon Norway has acquired Rengjøringsbyrået AS Renas (“Renas”). The acquisition will add 41 professionals and annual sales of NOK 50 million.

The fact that Europe was hit hard by storms and floods this summer, with some areas suffering the worst devastation in decades is undeniable. Polygon is proud to have been able to help where it was needed the most. However, in catastrophic weather disasters like this, our resources are not always enough in one country. We are therefore grateful to be an international company with the strength to be able to help each other across borders.

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We all know that our world is changing. Our planet is facing one of the biggest and most complex environmental challenges yet. This is why, here at Polygon, we have been working hard to reduce our environmental footprint for some time now.

As the market leader in fire and water damage restoration, we know that downtime is expensive. The quick renovation of machines and systems is a critical factor because for many companies the loss of a few production days creates a long-term competitive disadvantage. For more than 20 years, POLYGONVATRO’s team has been using its technical centers to renovate machines and technical systems in the shortest possible time and has then re-integrated them into the production process.