News & Press releases

A science centre museum in Copenhagen is housed in a building that is more than a century old. To update facilities to be in line with today’s requirements, the museum had to be closed for a total renovation. Unfortunately, fire broke out during the work. The good news was that none of the exhibition materials were damaged because the premises had been emptied. The bad news was that enormous amounts of water were needed to extinguish the fire. Causing extensive damage to the roof and large sections of the museum.

A unique offshore assignment called for a Major and Complex team to the North Sea. On different platforms, located hours away from land, Polygon performed restoration after a fire had broken out. Due to the special circumstances of working offshore, the team effort was truly essential.

Polygon Finland received an interesting and challenging Leak Detection job back in April. An energy company contacted Polygon Finland, asking for help in finding a leak in a large district heating pipe. The pipeline was installed a long time ago and since its installation, the road arrangements in the area have been changed, with a roundabout having been built with the pipeline remaining underground.

One of Polygon´s most important focus areas is to reduce its environmental footprint within the industry. Polygon has responsibility at heart. Our job is to restore, rather than replace, damaged property and to prevent the damage from even occurring. This is something all our countries are engaged in.

Funds advised by Triton Partners (“Triton”) have signed an agreement to sell Polygon Holding AB (“Polygon”) to funds managed by AEA Investors LP (“AEA”). AEA, together with the management team, will acquire 100 percent ownership of Polygon. Closing of the transaction is subject to customary regulatory approvals and is expected to occur in Q4 2021.