What is sieving and how does it work?

Screening is performed by a machine equipped with one or more vibrating nets or screens, called screening media. The material is fed into the machine where vibration or mechanical movement creates a moving mass where smaller particles fall through the mesh while larger particles continue to the next stage of the process. This can be adjusted to suit specific requirements by using screens with different mesh sizes and shapes, providing a flexible solution for different types of material.

The advantages of the sieving process

Screening is not only efficient but also cost-effective. It reduces the need for landfill and improves the overall efficiency of the recycling process. By quickly and accurately separating materials, it reduces waste and increases the amount of recyclable material. With our screens, we can offer solutions that not only strengthen customers' recycling capacity but also contribute to a more sustainable environment.

Integration of Norditek modules with screen

Norditek has developed specific modules that are optimized to work with sieves, or screen as it is also called. These modules are designed to complement and enhance the efficiency and adaptability of the screening process. By integrating these modules such as wind shifter, water bath or air suction, Norditek can offer a more comprehensive solution that not only handles different material types more efficiently but also increases the degree of refinement.

Why is soil recycling important?

Recycling soil has a direct impact on the Our environment and economy. By reusing and treating soil, we reduce the need for landfill, while also reducing the extraction of new raw materials. This leads to lower carbon emissions and supports sustainable development by preserving biodiversity and promoting a more resilient environment.

Methods for recycling soils

There are several effective methods for recycling soil, depending on the contaminants the soil contains. We are working to increase the recycling rate of soils in everything from excavated soil to rejects from biogas plants. From dry methods to wet ones, it all depends on the material and it is enough that we get a representative material sample to quickly analyze what is possible to do. Some examples of solutions are as follows:

• Mixed soils with high moisture content - Possible solution is to sort by size with star sieves, allowing topsoil to be reused on site or sold.
• Contaminated soils - Possible solution is to sort out the fine fraction that often contains contaminants and blow out organic matter that often absorbs contaminants.
• Stone too large to be used as soil - Possible solution is to divide the stone into several fractions such as macadam, bedding, sand, etc. These fractions can then be used to replace virgin material.

Each method has its specific applications based on the state of the soil and the type of pollution. You can read more about the recycling of excavated material here.

Techniques and equipment for efficient soil handling

To effectively recycle soil, advanced technology and equipment are required. Norditek is at the forefront with innovative solutions such as sorting techniques and crushing equipment, which optimize the recycling process and reduce environmental impact. By investing in the latest technology, we can ensure that soil is recycled in the most efficient and sustainable way.

Case Studies: Successful Soil Regeneration Projects

Over the years, several projects have succeeded with various forms of soil reclamation. One example is the project in Jönköping Municipality, where the reject from a biogas plant is used to recycle it into new and usable soil.

The Future of Soil Recycling, and Circular Economy

The future of soil recycling looks bright, with technological advances and increased awareness of environmental issues. Soil recycling plays a critical role in the Our quest for a more sustainable future. By investing in and applying effective recycling methods and technologies, we can reduce environmental impact and promote a circular economy. Contact Norditek for more information on different solutions.

Cleaner fuel through the processing of wood waste

The processing of wood waste involves converting forest industry residues, construction waste, and other wood waste into usable fuel. An important part of this process is the removal of contaminants that can damage heating plant equipment and increase emissions of harmful substances. By using advanced purification techniques, the wood fuel can be cleaned of metals, plastics and other contaminants. This leads to cleaner combustion, reducing the load on the treatment system of the heating plant and contributing to a cleaner environment. Read more about our wood waste processing solutions here.

Optimized size for increased efficiency

The size of the wood fuel also plays a crucial role in the efficiency of combustion. By adapting the size of the wood pieces to the combustion system of the heating plant, a more even and efficient combustion can be ensured. This means not only that more energy can be extracted from each piece of wood waste, but also that combustion is more controllable.

Purified wood flows with the right separation technology

Fuel size optimization, together with the separation of energy consuming materials such as stones and gravel, contributes to increased energy efficiency. Since our plants can easily be integrated with wind screens, water bath and different types of magnets, we can remove all contaminants and unnecessary materials for burning, which leads to reduced greenhouse gas emissions but above all a better economy.

Benefits of refined wood fuels

• Eco-friendly energy production: Processing wood waste into fuel contributes to more sustainable energy production and reduces the need for fossil fuels.
• Higher energy efficiency: Cleaner fuel and optimized fuel size lead to more efficient combustion and higher energy yield.
• Reduced operating costs and downtime: Cleaner fuel reduces wear and tear and maintenance needs on the heating plant's equipment, leading to lower operating costs and less downtime over time.
• Fewer ash management problems: A cleaner combustion process reduces the amount of ash that needs to be managed, simplifying waste management and reducing related costs.
• Improved air quality: A cleaner combustion process, such as the separation of plastics, reduces emissions of harmful substances, which contributes to better air quality.

Concluding thoughts

Processing wood waste into cleaner and more efficient fuel is an important part of the quest for sustainable energy production. By focusing on cleaning the fuel from contaminants and optimizing the size of the wood fuel, thermal power plants can not only increase their energy efficiency but also play a key role in the transition to a more sustainable and clean energy supply. It is time to embrace the potential of refined wood fuels and contribute to a cleaner and greener future.

Turn production waste into resources with our solutions that span multiple material types, including metals, wood, cement, plastics, gypsum, and more. In theory, any mixed material from industrial production is possible to separate. It all starts with a test run of a material sample in our test lab.

1. Recycling of metals:
We offer advanced solutions for recycling metal waste or waste containing metals, from magnetic steel to non-magnetic aluminum. Our flexible solutions allow you to minimize waste and bring valuable materials back into the production cycle.

2. Wood recycling:
Wood waste is an important resource. Our systems streamline the process of recycling and reusing wood waste, contributing to both cost savings and resource efficiency.

3. Recycling of materials such as cement and plaster:
Our innovative methods enable the recycling of cement, bricks, insulation and plaster, transforming construction and demolition waste into reusable materials for new construction.

Norditek's unique modular system and the Norditek staircase

Our customizable modular system provides a unique flexibility to use different separation techniques to achieve a higher degree of refinement. By test driving the material, we ensure the highest material quality with tests and analysis. This methodology, called the Norditectrap, guarantees optimal solutions for each specific material and need.

Flexible waste management

Thanks to the flexibility of our solutions and recycling methods, we can achieve higher processing rates and capacities on a variety of wastes and waste materials.

• Wide range of materials: Expertise in a variety of materials
• Customizable solutions: Our flexible modular system and the Norditektrappan testing process ensure solutions tailored to your specific needs with low risk.

Learn more about our solutions for industrial waste

Geotechnical evaluation of excavated soils for sustainable reuse

The responsible management of excavated soil requires the establishment of site-specific guidance values depending on the land use. By creating effective sampling plans and managing the masses responsibly, recyclable materials can be identified and the necessary measures implemented. Proper management of excavated materials also means safe disposal of those materials that cannot be reused.

Tools and methods for the analysis of excavated materials

A variety of tools and methods are used to carry out an accurate analysis of excavated soil:

• Laboratory tests: These are essential to determine the physical and chemical properties of the excavated material.
• Environmental analysis: Important to detect and quantify contaminants within the excavated material.
• Geotechnical software: Used to model the behavior of masses under different loading conditions.
• Field tests: Standard penetration test (SPT) and plate load tests assess the bearing capacity of the soil.
• Classification systems: These systems categorize masses based on their geotechnical properties.
• Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and risk assessments: Important to evaluate environmental impacts and potential risks.

These methods are combined to assess the excavated material and its suitability for reuse. Norditek has extensive experience in dealing with various contaminants in excavated soil and can quickly start production with the right type of solution. screen and other problem solvers such as a wind shifter or washing equipment, which may be required to achieve the right solution.

Regulatory compliance and sustainable development

Compliance with laws and regulations is necessary to ensure that processing operations contribute to sustainable development. Therefore, continuous dialog with authorities, environmental agencies and consultants is critical. By engaging all parties, we ensure that our processes are both environmentally friendly and economically sustainable.

The importance of thorough preparatory work

To achieve the best material quality, thorough preparation is essential. This approach is not only beneficial from a technical point of view, but it is also economically and environmentally sustainable. By applying these methods, we contribute to a more sustainable future in the construction sector.

For further information on proper analysis and classification of excavated soil, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Geotechnical evaluation is central to the recycling of excavated soil, with the aim of identifying appropriate remediation methods and effective reuse of materials on site. By analyzing mass properties such as grain size, density and contaminants, we can develop tailored solutions that meet both environmental requirements and reuse objectives.

Responsible mass management

Important aspects include establishing site-specific benchmarks depending on the land use, creating effective sampling plans, and managing masses responsibly. Proper management includes identifying reusable materials, necessary remediation measures and safe disposal of masses.

The following tools and methods are often used in this process:

• Laboratory tests: to determine the physical and chemical properties of the masses.
• Environmental analysis: to detect pollution.
• Geotechnical software: To model the behavior of the masses under different loading conditions.
• Field tests: such as SPT and plate load tests, to assess the bearing capacity of the soil.
• Classification system: To categorize masses based on their geotechnical properties.
• Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and Risk Assessments: to evaluate environmental impacts and potential risks.

These methods can be used in combination for a comprehensive assessment. Reuse decisions are based on the characteristics of the masses and economic, environmental and regulatory factors.

Permits for mechanical processing and continuous dialog with authorities, environmental agencies and consultants are necessary to ensure that the processes comply with applicable laws and contribute to sustainable development.

In order to achieve the best material quality, the preparatory work needs to be carried out thoroughly. From an economic and environmental perspective, this approach is most beneficial. Contact us if you want to know more.

The shareholders of Norditek Group AB reg. no. 559307-6986 (the "Company" or "Norditek"), with registered office in Askim, are hereby invited to the Annual General Meeting on Tuesday, January 23, 2024 at 16.00. The general meeting will take place at Arkipelagen Företagscenter, Stora Åvägen 21, Askim in Gothenburg, Sweden

Eligibility and registration 

Shareholders who wish to participate in the general meeting shall: 

be entered in the share register maintained by Euroclear Sweden AB on Monday, January 15, 2024 (for nominee registered shares, see also "Nominee registered shares" below),  

notify the Company no later than Wednesday, January 17, 2024 at the address Norditek Group AB, Stora Åvägen 21, 436 34 Askim or by e-mail: info@Norditek.se. The notification should state the shareholder's name, personal or organization number, address and telephone number, shareholding and any assistants. 

Information provided at registration will be processed and used only for the purpose of the meeting. See below for further information on the processing of personal data. 

Fiduciary registered shares 

In order to be entitled to participate in the meeting, a shareholder whose shares are registered in the name of a nominee must, in addition to registering for the meeting, register the shares in his/her own name so that the shareholder is included in the presentation of the share register as of Monday 15 January 2024. Such registration may be temporary (so-called voting rights registration) and is requested from the nominee in accordance with the nominee's routines in such time in advance as the nominee determines. Voting rights registration made by the nominee no later than January 17, 2024 will be taken into account in the preparation of the share register. 

Ombudsman 

Shareholders to be represented by proxy must issue a written, signed and dated power of attorney. The power of attorney may not be older than one year, unless a longer period of validity is specified in the power of attorney, in which case it may not exceed 5 years. If the power of attorney is issued by a legal entity, a certified copy of the valid registration certificate for the legal entity (or equivalent document for a foreign legal entity) must be attached to the power of attorney. The documents must not be older than one year. 

To facilitate registration, the original power of attorney, certificate of registration and other authorization documents should be received by the Company at the above address well in advance of the meeting. 

DRAFT AGENDA 

1. Election of the chairman of the meeting 
2. Election of one or more verifiers 
3. Preparation and approval of the voting list 
4. Approval of the draft agenda 
5. Examination of whether the meeting has been duly convened 
6. Presentation of the annual accounts and audit report 
7. Decision on: 

1. adoption of the income statement, balance sheet, consolidated income statement and consolidated balance sheet 
2. appropriation of the company's profit or loss in accordance with the adopted balance sheet 
3. discharge from liability for the members of the Board of Directors and the Managing Director 

8. Determining the number of directors and auditors 
9. Determination of fees for the board of directors and the auditor 
10. Election of the board of directors, deputy directors and auditor 
11. Resolution on authorization for the Board of Directors to decide on a new issue of shares with or without deviation from the shareholders' preferential rights 
12. Resolution to establish a warrant program for senior executives and key employees
13. The meeting is closed

PROPOSED DECISION

Item 1 - Election of the Chairman of the meeting

The Board of Directors proposes that Göran Nordlund, Chairman of the Board, be elected Chairman of the Meeting.

Item 7 b - Resolution on allocation of the company's profit or loss according to the adopted balance sheet 

The Board of Directors proposes that the Annual General Meeting resolves that the funds at the disposal of the Annual General Meeting be carried forward and that no dividend be paid to the shareholders. 

Item 8 - Determining the number of directors and auditors 

The Board of Directors proposes that the Board of Directors shall consist of four (4) members with no deputies.
The Board of Directors further proposes that an authorized accounting firm shall be appointed as auditor, with no deputy auditors. 

Item 9 - Determination of fees for the Board of Directors and the auditor 

The board of directors proposes that the annual general meeting resolves that a board fee of SEK 57,300 (one price base amount 2024) shall be paid to the external board member Nina Modig for the period until the end of the next annual general meeting. Other board members who are also major shareholders in the Company shall not receive any board fees. Furthermore, the board of directors proposes that fees to the auditor shall be paid according to approved invoice. 

Item 10 - Election of the board of directors, deputy directors and auditor 

The board of directors proposes that the annual general meeting resolves to re-elect the board members Göran Nordlund, Daniel Carlberg, Martin Larsson and Nina Modig and to re-elect the registered accounting firm Bright Norr AB. Bright Norr AB has announced that if the annual general meeting approves the proposal, the authorized auditor Oskar Hettinger will be the auditor in charge. All for the period until the end of the next Annual General Meeting. 

Item 11 - Resolution on authorization for the Board of Directors to resolve on new issues of shares with or without deviation from the shareholders' preferential rights 

The Board of Directors proposes that the Annual General Meeting resolves to authorize the Board of Directors, for the period until the end of the next Annual General Meeting, on one or more occasions and with or without deviation from the shareholders' preferential rights, to decide on a new issue of shares. The purpose of the authorization is to increase financial flexibility and the Board's scope of action. 

The authorization may be used to issue a maximum of ten (10) percent of the total number of outstanding shares in the Company at the time of the issue decision. 

The issue price shall be determined on market terms. 

The reason for the deviation from shareholders' preferential rights is that newly issued shares or the amount raised in a new share issue can be used as payment for the acquisition of businesses, companies or shares in companies. 

The issue may be made in cash and/or against payment in kind and/or through set-off. 

The board of directors, or the person appointed by the board of directors, shall otherwise be entitled to make such amendments to the above resolution as may be necessary in connection with its registration and to take such other measures as are necessary to implement the resolution.

Item 12 - Resolution to establish a warrant program for senior executives and key employees.

The Board of Directors proposes that the meeting resolves to introduce an incentive program. The warrant program means that the company issues a maximum of 175,000 warrants free of charge to the wholly owned subsidiary Norditek Produktion AB, which entitles the holder to subscribe for a maximum of 175,000 shares in the company with the right and obligation for Norditek Produktion AB to handle the warrants in accordance with the warrant program. 

Subscription of shares under the option program shall take place during the period from 1 February 2027 up to and including 28 February 2027. Upon subscription of shares, the share capital will increase by a maximum of SEK 17,500. 

The subscription price for shares subscribed for by virtue of the warrants, as described above, shall be 150% of the average volume-weighted share price on January 1, 2024 and January 30, 2024.

Norditek will publish the subscription price before the first day of the exercise period. 

Norditek Produktion AB shall offer senior executives and certain key employees to acquire warrants at market price no later than February 29, 2024, which will be determined by valuing the warrants in accordance with the Black & Scholes valuation model. In total, a maximum of 20 percent of the number of options may be allocated to each participant.

The subscription price shall be paid in cash no later than March 31, 2024.

As reasons for deviating from the shareholders' preferential rights, the Board of Directors invokes the following: 

Option programs contribute to higher motivation and commitment among employees and strengthen the ties between the employees and the company. The option program will contribute to the possibilities to recruit and retain knowledgeable and experienced employees and is expected to increase the employees' interest in the business and the development of the company's results. Overall, it is the Board's assessment that the Option Program will benefit both the employees and the company's shareholders through an increased share value. 

The board of directors further proposes that the meeting authorizes the board of directors, or the person appointed by the board of directors, to make minor changes to the above resolution that may be required for registration with the Swedish Companies Registration Office. 

OTHER INFORMATION 

Majority requirements

A valid resolution to authorize the Board of Directors to issue new shares (item 11) above requires approval by at least two thirds (2/3) of both the votes cast and the shares represented at the Annual General Meeting.

A valid resolution to authorize the board of directors to resolve on a warrant program (item 12) above requires approval by at least nine tenths (9/10) of both the votes cast and the shares represented at the annual general meeting. 

Number of shares and votes 

At the time of the issuance of this notice, the total number of shares and votes in the Company amounts to 12,637,727. 

Meeting documents

The annual report, auditor's report and other documents are available on the Company's website, www.norditek.se, at the Company's address Stora Åvägen 21, 436 34 Askim and will be sent free of charge to shareholders who request it and provide their postal or e-mail address. 

Information at the meeting 

The board of directors and the managing director shall, if any shareholder so requests and the board of directors considers that it can be done without material harm to the Company, provide information at the general meeting on circumstances that may affect the assessment of an item on the agenda and circumstances that may affect the assessment of the Company's or its subsidiaries' financial situation and on the Company's relationship with other companies within the group. 

Personal data

For information on how your personal data is processed, please refer to the privacy policy available on Euroclear's website, www.euroclear.com/dam/ESw/Legal/Integritetspolicy-bolagsstammor- english.pdf. 

Certified advisor

Partner Fondkommission AB (phone 031-761 22 30 / www.partnerfk.com) is the company's Certified Adviser on Nasdaq First North Growth Market.

For further information: 

Daniel Carlberg

Phone: +46702190491

Mail: daniel.carlberg@norditek.se

_____________________________

Askim in Dec 2023

Norditek Group AB 

Board of Directors

Contact for the annual report:
Bernice Wellsted, CFO
bernice.wellsted@norditek.se
076-317 28 84

For further information, please contact:
Daniel Carlberg, President and CEO
daniel.carlberg@norditek.se
070-219 04 91

1. What is landfill mining?

Landfill mining involves the process of extracting materials from old landfills. This is not only a way to recycle materials but also a method to reduce environmental impact and promote a circular economy. By reusing materials previously considered waste, we reduce the need for new raw materials and contribute to a more sustainable world.

2. Our separation techniques

At Norditek, we use a range of advanced separation techniques to effectively recover materials from landfills:

• Screening: Our screening techniques are designed to distinguish different materials based on size and consistency.
• Wind sifter: This method is used to separate lighter materials from heavier ones, which is particularly useful in the recycling of mixed waste.
• Magnetic separation: Effective for extracting magnetic and non-magnetic components from waste masses.
• Sensor-based sorting: One of the most advanced technologies that uses sensors to identify and sort different types of, for example, colored contaminants.
• Density separation with water bath: This method uses differences in the density of materials to separate them. By placing materials in a water bath, the lighter materials float to the surface while the heavier ones sink to the bottom. This makes it possible to effectively separate different types of materials, such as plastics, glass, and metals, based on their density.

3. The benefits of our methods

By using these methods, we are able to recycle a larger amount of material, reduce the amount of waste and thus also Our the environmental impact. In addition, our processes provide a cost-effective solution for our customers, contributing to a more sustainable and profitable business.

4. Successful projects

We have completed a number of successful projects in landfill mining. Our clients include municipalities as well as private companies. Are you interested in knowing more or discussing a potential project? Contact us at Norditek to learn more about our landfill mining services and how we can help you turn waste into valuable resources.

Tana's crushers are distinguished by their versatility. "Versatility is Our overwhelming advantage," explains Eetu Tuovinen, Product Manager at Tana. "They can handle virtually any type of solid waste, which is a great advantage.

A major strength of the Tana crushers is their ability to handle 'bottlenecks' in the recycling process. They can handle problems such as tangled ship's ropes, car tires, layered objects and mattresses with metal springs. The Tana crushers can handle these materials without the need to separate them from the waste. "All solid materials can be crushed with the exception of very heavily reinforced concrete and excessively large metal materials," says Tuovinen.

Tuovinen emphasizes the ability of Tana crushers to handle versatile and difficult waste. "The crushing process is the same regardless of the power source and material flow. The more diverse and challenging the material reduction needs are, the better the TANA crushers perform compared to other solutions and the faster the investment pays for itself," he explains.

The Tana crushers are used globally for a variety of waste types. In Benelux, for example, they process fishing nets and ship's ropes, as well as greenhouse waste. "These are obviously very niche fields," says Tuovinen. He also mentions that customers in countries like Finland, Estonia, USA, Australia, Cyprus and Turkey use the crushers to process car tires and other traffic waste.

The Tana crushers represent Tana's promise: "From waste to value." They enable the reuse of waste by breaking it down into appropriate particle sizes. This supports the EU Waste Directive and helps ensure that waste can be used as a new material resource or as energy. "The full potential of waste streams is not widely known," says Tuovinen.

With Tana crushers, waste streams can be processed into a wide range of particle sizes, from 50 to 500 mm. "Adjusting the particle size is quick and easy thanks to the screen on the TANA crushers," explains Tuovinen.

In 2024, Tana plans to launch a new powerful machine to improve the recycling of municipal waste, which will enable the separation of organic waste and increase recycling rates. Stay tuned!

The importance of industrial soil seeding

Screening soil on an industrial scale is not just a matter of improving soil quality. It is a critical process for reusing and restoring soil from excavated and compost soils. This process contributes to sustainable development by reducing waste disposal and promoting the reuse of valuable resources. It is also a cost-effective solution for many industries and projects in the construction sector.

Screening contaminated soils

Norditek has several different problem solvers to deal with different types of contaminants in soils. It can be anything from metal in the soil of old shooting ranges to small plastic particles in compost soil. Norditek has developed several machines based on different separation techniques to solve such problems, such as Our wind shifter vs 1220.

How to sieve soil effectively

To meet the needs on an industrial scale, robust and efficient screening solutions are required. Here are some of the most commonly used machines:

Shaft sieves for soil

These sieves use vibration to separate smaller particles from larger materials. They are particularly effective at fine-tuning the quality of the soil, which is crucial when recycling compost soil.

screen with a chalk mixer

A very time and cost effective way to deal with unstable soils is to use a screen with lime mixes. Depending on the characteristics of the soil, a method can be chosen whereby the unstable soil is excavated and sieved through the Backer's 3-fraction star sieve.

Drum sieve

Drum sieves are good for treating large quantities of soil. They effectively separate the desired particle sizes from excavated materials, making them a valuable resource for reuse. These screens are designed to handle both dry and wet soil, making them versatile for different types of soil recycling.

Washing facility

The process of washing soils can vary depending on the type and degree of contamination. Here are some common steps that can be included in a washing process. Read more about soil washing here.

Norditek's advanced screening solutions

Norditek is at the forefront of offering advanced screening solutions for industrial soil recycling. With a range of innovative products, Norditek can offer customized solutions that match specific needs and requirements to efficiently recycle soil from excavation and compost soils.

Summary term soil

Targeting soil industrially and getting the right quality and capacity is about using the right equipment and methods. Then companies and industries can contribute to a more sustainable environment while streamlining their operations. With Norditek's leading technology and expertise in the field, we can ensure that your soil recycling process is as efficient and environmentally friendly as possible.

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Dirty biofuels

Many heating plants have problems with the control of incoming material from different fuel suppliers such as recycled wood, household waste, grot or other mixed waste containing pollutants such as stone, plastic, paper, etc. Pre-treatment gives a good control of the fuel with a better quality, a higher output and reduced ash handling and avoids expensive downtime.

Norditek Separation Technician

Wind screening:

Our wind screening process plays a crucial role in removing lighter contaminants such as plastic and paper from biofuels. By using air flows, these unwanted materials are effectively separated using Norditek's wind shifter.

screen:

Norditek's screen are designed to separate different materials from each other with high precision. In the process, the sorting plant is optimized to work together with the other modules and ensure the purity of the biofuels. Norditeks launched the brand new ES5200 electric sieve in the fall of 2023.

Crushing:

The crushing technique reduces the size of material, which facilitates subsequent separation processes. This step is important when you need to ensure that the size of the biofuel is correct.

Eddy current magnet:

Our using eddy current magnets helps to extract non-magnetic metals from biofuels. This method is particularly effective in isolating aluminum which is a common problem in many FB boilers where they clog the air holes and cause downtime.

Magnetic separations:

To remove magnetic metals, we use powerful magnets such as overband magnets. This process is critical to ensure that iron and its alloys are effectively separated from the biofuel.

water bath:

By using water bath we can separate materials based on density. This is a crucial process to ensure that heavier contaminants are effectively removed from things that float, such as wood.

Norditek's Contribution to Sustainability

Because our modular system handles all these separation technologies in the same facility, we can purify virtually any fuel. Our solutions minimize waste and optimize energy recovery, which is crucial in the energy production of heating plants.

What is Sorting with Sieving? Screening, or sifting, is a process where materials are separated based on size and other physical properties. This technique is at the heart of many of Norditek's recycling processes, helping to streamline the separation of different materials. By using advanced screen , we can accurately separate materials such as plastic, metal, glass and paper from each other.

Norditek's Application in the Recycling Process At Norditek's facilities, screening is a central part of the recycling process. We use specially designed screens to handle a variety of materials, from construction and demolition waste to industrial and household waste. By fine-tuning our screens, we can adapt the process to the specific characteristics of each material type, ensuring a high level of purity and recyclability.

Materials Recycled with Screening A wide range of materials can be effectively recycled using Norditek's screening technology. Here are some examples:

1. Construction and demolition waste: We separate materials such as concrete, brick, and wood, enabling recycling in the industrial and construction sectors.
2. Bioenergy: We clean up dirty fuels by separating different contaminants such as rocks, plastics and metals, creating more and better bio-power.
3. Plastic waste: Screening allows us to separate different types of plastics and prepare them for reuse or energy recovery.
4. Scrap metal: Sifting makes it possible to effectively separate different metals, facilitating melting and reuse.

Efficiency and Environmental Benefits By implementing advanced screening technology, Norditek has not only increased the efficiency of the recycling process but also contributed to reducing the environmental impact. By recycling more material, we reduce the need for new raw material and thus contribute to reduced emissions and a more sustainable industry.

Conclusion Sorting with a sieve is more than just a technology; it is a cornerstone of Norditek's efforts to make recycling more efficient and environmentally friendly. Our practical application of this method within the framework of our modular system shows several opportunities for the recycling of different materials.

Efficient use of forest waste for bioenergy

Forest waste such as grot represents a significant untapped resource for bioenergy production. By converting this waste into energy, we can not only reduce dependence on fossil fuels but also manage forest waste in an environmentally friendly way. This is particularly relevant in Sweden, where the forest industry plays an important role and generates large amounts of waste.

Norditek's separation technologies: a key to profitable bioenergy?

Norditek has extensive experience in converting forest waste into valuable energy. With our advanced separation techniques, we can efficiently sort and prepare forest waste for energy production. Our solutions ensure that materials are separated correctly, increasing the profitability and efficiency of the bioenergy process. Reduced downtime, reduced ash handling and more bang for the buck are possible with the right pre-treatment. This means that even less desirable forms of wood waste, previously considered unprofitable, can now be turned into valuable energy sources.

Strengthening Sweden's energy transition

This can play a significant role in strengthening Sweden's energy resilience. By using old forest waste, such as material from old bark landfills, we contribute to more robust and sustainable energy production. This is not only good for the environment but also for the country's energy security. By diversifying energy sources and using local resources, Sweden reduces its dependence on imported energy and strengthens its position in the energy transition.

Conclusion: a sustainable future

By using Norditek's separation technologies, more wood waste can be converted into bioenergy. Our technology not only enables more efficient use of forest resources, but also contributes to a stronger and more resilient energy supply. It is time that we see the potential of our forests and use them in the most optimal way.

For more information on the different concepts we have developed, please visit the Our website. Together we can create a more energy efficient future.

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Our methods and the growing interest in biochar production enable better use of biomass. With a sustainable and economically beneficial use of organic waste, we contribute to the reduction of climate emissions, promote local economy and sustainability, and open the door to innovation in the field.

Norditek's method for pretreating materials for biochar production enables several things(the method is described here).

1. Minimized Climate Emissions: Biochar production reduces climate emissions by preventing carbon from biomass from re-entering the atmosphere as greenhouse gases. In addition, biochar replaces other fossil fuels, further reducing emissions.
2. Sustainable Energy and Recycling: Biochar can be used as a renewable energy source, either through direct combustion or by producing pyrolysis oil for biofuels. At the same time, biochar can be used as a soil conditioner, which improves growing conditions, reduces the need for irrigation and cleans storm water from unwanted substances.
3. Local Cycle and Economic Benefit: Creating local cycles where waste from parks and gardens is converted into biochar that is returned to the soil promotes sustainability at the local level. In addition, biochar production creates economic value and can potentially reduce waste management costs for residents.
4. Opportunities for Industrial Applications: Biochar has many uses including in the construction industry (mixing with concrete to create climate neutral building material), animal husbandry (reduction of methane gas emissions in ruminant animals) and biogas production (improved fertilizer production).

Biochar binds carbon from organic matter and prevents it from returning to the atmosphere in the form of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. This helps to reduce climate change by storing carbon in the long term. Better use of biomass reduces the need to burn the waste for heat only, and instead creates products with more uses.

1. Soil improvement: Biochar is widely used as a soil improver. Its porous structure increases soil water holding capacity, improves air permeability and promotes microbial activity, resulting in more fertile and nutritious soil. It can also reduce the need for artificial fertilizers and irrigation water.
2. Water treatment: Biochar can be used to purify water by adsorbing pollutants and heavy metals from water beds. This makes it useful in water treatment processes and as a method to reduce pollution in stormwater.
3. Energy and fuel: Biochar can be used as a solid fuel or converted into pyrolysis oil, which in turn can be used as a renewable energy source or as a raw material for biofuels.
4. Building materials: Biochar can be used as a component in building materials, such as concrete or mortar, to improve their durability and insulating properties.
5. Agriculture: Biochar is used in agriculture to improve soil quality, increase yields and reduce the need for artificial fertilizers.

In conclusion, biochar is a versatile product that has positive environmental and soil improvement properties and is used in various industries to promote sustainability and reduce environmental impact. Contact Norditek for more information on how you can pre-treat your material for more efficient biochar production.

Traditionally, dealing with clayey and unstable soils has been a lengthy and costly process of either excavating the unstable soil, excavating it and then backfilling with stabilized soil, or piling to stabilize the soil. Both methods are time-consuming and a burden on the project budget.

Together with the German machine manufacturer Backers, we can present a method that offers a quick and effective solution for dealing with unstable soils. The method is based on using a star sie ve in an automated process where the exact amount of the right components are mixed in to stabilize the soil. The unstable soil can be excavated, reworked and quality assured directly on site at a comparatively low cost. The result is a stabilized mass that is ready for immediate use.

Another aspect of this new method is that it does not require stationary facilities. Instead, we offer the first mobile facility for soil stabilization. This saves both time and money for contractors, as the entire process can be carried out on site without having to excavate soil masses for sorting and lime mixing.

Given the increasing challenges of unstable soils, the solution is more relevant than ever. It can change the way we deal with unstable masses in construction and infrastructure projects.

1. Recycling of stony excavated material:

Rocky excavation materials are a common by-product of construction projects and make up a significant portion of the total volume. Through Norditek's facility, these stones can be broken down into useful materials for use in new construction projects. By reusing rocky rubble, we also reduce the need to quarry new rock, saving natural resources and reducing the emissions associated with this process.

2. Soil-containing excavated material:

Excavated material consisting mainly of soil can also be recycled in a sustainable way. By separating the soil from other materials, it can be reused as fill material or to improve soil quality. This reduces the need to import soil and minimizes waste sent to landfill.

3. Recovery of unstable excavated soil:

Unstable shaft masses pose a particular challenge, especially in light of increasing climate change. Norditek's technologies include methodologies to stabilize these masses, making them safe to handle and reducing the risk of erosion or collapse. By stabilizing unstable masses, we not only create a safe working environment but also prevent potential environmental damage.

4. Recovery of contaminated excavated soil:

Contaminated excavated material is a major environmental challenge. Norditek has developed specialized methods to clean and recycle these masses, minimizing the spread of pollution and reducing the burden on our natural ecosystems.

Prevention of Risks from Unstable Soils and Climate Change:

In a world increasingly affected by extreme weather and climate change, it is important to prevent risks associated with unstable excavated materials. Norditek has methods to prevent such risks. By implementing preventive measures, they can help minimize the risk of unstable masses accelerating due to climate change.

Concluding thoughts:

Our work in aggregate recycling is about promoting sustainable resource management. By focusing on different types of aggregates and developing specialized methods for each, we are working towards a more sustainable future. Our This is not only about reducing the amount of waste going to landfills, but also about preserving our natural resources and protecting the environment for future generations. With the right technology and commitment, we can create a greener and more sustainable Earth.

Recycling of stumps and bark

An exciting opportunity is in the recycling of stumps and bark. Traditionally, these parts of the tree have been considered difficult to manage and have often ended up in landfills or burned in open spaces, resulting in unnecessary environmental degradation and the loss of an important resource. However, we have developed innovative methods to convert these materials into useful biofuels.

Methods Developed by Norditek: Efficient Handling of Biomass

Norditek's methods for recovering stumps and bark include screen and wind shifter and a great deal of experience in the field. Through Our treatment, stumps and bark are broken down in a way that gives the material a low ash content and a high energy value. It can then be used to produce biofuel. This process is not only efficient but also environmentally friendly, as it reduces the need to use fossil fuels and thus reduces greenhouse gas emissions.

Benefits of Norditek's Methods: A Sustainable Source of Energy

Turning wood waste into biofuel using Norditek's methods opens doors to a variety of opportunities. Firstly, we reduce the use of fossil fuels. In addition, we reduce the amount of waste that ends up in landfills, which reduces the risk of pollution and reduces the need to exploit new forest areas to produce energy.

Conclusion: A Greener Future With Norditek Innovations

Our work on managing wood waste and producing biofuels is one way to move towards a more sustainable future. By focusing on efficient methods to manage biomass, we are paving the way for a greener energy future that is less dependent on non-renewable resources and reduces Our impact on the environment.

Biofuel prices are rising sharply, making more types of wood and forest waste interesting to look at. By efficiently separating and treating forest waste, we convert it into fuel with high energy value. This is particularly valuable at a time when the need for good energy is high and forest waste can be used as a resource to produce heat or electricity.

Results from stumps and bark: High energy value and low ash content.

For stumps, it is necessary to crush the waste first before passing it on to a star screen and one or more wind screens. Approximately 70% of the input material then comes out as finished fuel free of stones and gravel, in the right size for a bio-boiler (5-100 mm). 20% of the material needs to be processed again before it can be burned and about 10% of the input material is usually 0-5 mm gravel.

Low ash content

In addition to obtaining a high energy value, this solution helps to reduce the ash content of the recycled material. High ash content can cause problems in the combustion process and lead to pollution of emissions. By reducing the ash content, Norditek makes forest waste more useful and environmentally friendly as a fuel.

The right size and quality for a bio-boiler

Norditek's bark plant with a star sieve and wind shifter shows how efficient recycling can turn waste into a valuable resource. By transforming forest waste from poor energy value and high ash content to low ash content and high energy value, Norditek is helping to reduce the burden on landfills and promote the sustainable use of forest resources. Solutions for wood waste such as bark and biomass have been developed by Norditek for many years.

Our plant for stumps: crusher, star sifter and wind shifter

Norditek uses a combination of three machines to efficiently recycle forest waste with stumps: crushing, star screening and wind shifter.

1. crushing

Crushing is the first step in the process where forest waste is broken down into smaller pieces. This makes the material more manageable and prepares it for the next steps in the recycling process. 

2. star sifter

The star sieve is used to separate materials of different sizes. In the case of forestry waste, this means that stumps and other larger pieces of wood can be screened from smaller materials such as branches and leaves. 

Backer's star sieves have a separation limit down to 5 mm, which is unique for star sieves. Backer's 5 mm rubber stars have a large diameter which increases the lifespan and ensures that the material is properly screened.

3. wind shifter

wind shifter is a technique used to remove light materials, such as wood, from heavy waste. It works by creating an air stream that blows away the light particles while retaining the heavier waste. This is particularly important as it reduces the ash content of the recycled material, which is crucial for increasing its energy value.

"The main reason why we developed the ES5200 is that we saw the need for a diesel-electric screen that consumes little power and that fits in with our modules, because with these we are able to recycle more complex waste and production waste. There are many small and large details that make the customer earn more money thanks to increased recycling rates and lower operating costs" Daniel Carlberg, CEO, Norditek

Today, Norditek is present at stand 375 at the Entreprenad Live fair outside Gothenburg to showcase the new electrically powered sorting plant, the highlights of which include:

1. Longer screening area for cleaner fractions: The extended screening area with flip flow technology in the Our new machine enables even more efficient sorting of waste and masses, resulting in cleaner fractions and reduced pollution.
2. Lower energy consumption and starting current: Norditek's electrically powered screen is designed with energy efficiency in mind, leading to lower energy consumption and reduced starting current, resulting in significant savings in operating costs.
3. Integrated power plant can power multiple modules: Designed with a smart sequence start, the new sorting plant can power multiple modules simultaneously, increasing the capacity and efficiency of waste sorting. The sequence start makes it possible to stop and start all functions without leaving the cab. Good for the working environment in terms of dust and noise.
4. New control system provides better control: The advanced control technology in the new machine gives operators better control and increased precision in production.
5. Electric caterpillar: The operator can caterpillar the machine by remote control without leaving the cab and drive the machine closer to the pile as the pile is moved. Being able to move the machine instead of moving the pile means less use of wheel loaders.

The sorting plant is designed to fill a gap in the current range. With Norditek's new electrically powered screen it is now possible, for example, to run a process line for construction waste 100% on electricity.

"Our new screen is more focused on sorting recycled material than a pure coarse sorter, which is more geared towards rock and heavy excavations. What exists today are rebuilt coarse sorters for waste, but these suffer from their high energy consumption for lighter materials. So we fill a gap in the range because Our new screen has the same output but with significantly lower consumption." Johan Marquardt, Product Manager, Norditek

Some additional benefits that the sorting plant offers are:

Remote control with more functions: The machine offers an advanced remote control with more functions to simplify and streamline operation and monitoring.

Lower noise level and reduced CO2 with electric drive: The electric motor in the Our sorter results in a lower noise level during operation, creating a more pleasant working environment.

Overband magnet and end roller magnets from factory: Our machine is equipped with overband magnet and end roller magnets directly from factory, which ensures high performance and efficiency.

Possibility to extend the machine with tracking system and production data: It is possible to upgrade the machine with a tracking system and get production data for all fractions, giving even more visibility and control over waste management.

Optimized for Norditek's modular system: The sorter is perfectly adapted to integrate seamlessly with Norditek's modular system, providing a seamless and powerful waste management solution.

In a collaboration with Coveya, Norditek is now launching a product line of modular belt conveyors perfect for recycling, soils, construction waste and biomass, and more. The products have been on the world market for a long time and are both robust and very efficient, which is why Norditek has now chosen to launch them in Sweden.

With a strong commitment to innovation and sustainability, Norditek is constantly expanding its modular recycling system and the new products are well aligned with streamlining the management of waste recycling and biomass transportation. These robust conveyors improve efficiency, sustainability and economy in waste management.

Modular design: Conveyors with great flexibility

At the heart of Norditek is the idea of modular design to handle more and more complex problems in recycling. This modular approach has also guided the engineers at Coveya in designing belt conveyors to suit the specific needs of different industries. Whether transporting recyclable materials, construction waste or biomass, these belt conveyors can be tailored to optimize loading, unloading and transport processes, reducing downtime and increasing operational productivity.

Robust construction: Designed for the toughest tasks

Norditek's new conveyors are not only modularly designed; they are carefully engineered to withstand the toughest working conditions. The robust construction ensures that they can seamlessly handle heavy loads, withstand harsh environments and withstand heavy use. This durability leads to reduced maintenance requirements, longer service life and ultimately a more sustainable investment for recycling and waste management companies.

Norditek's new belt conveyors can be found here

Check out how the facility works here:

Our method for recycling excavated material handles the simpler materials that make up the largest flows in society. The mobile plant is expandable from simple recycling to more advanced. The washing part of the plant is developed by Finlay and fits well with Norditek's screen and wind screens.

The plants can deal with muddy and sticky masses and obtain very small fractions. It is possible to obtain fractions down to 0.1 mm. This results in very high quality stone, soil and sand.

Read more about other ways to recycle excavated soil here.

Here are some common methods to choose from:

Stabilizing soils

Clayey and unstable soils can be a major problem in construction projects. Digging out the unstable soil, excavating it and later filling it with stabilized masses takes a lot of time and is usually very costly. The same applies if you instead choose to use piling to stabilize the soil.

screen with a lime blender

A much more time and cost effective way of dealing with unstable soils is to use a screen with lime mixes. Depending on the properties of the soil, a method can be chosen whereby the unstable soil is excavated and screened through Backer's 3-fraction star sieve. The material is quality assured as the overgrown material is sorted out and the fine fraction, about 0-40mm, goes directly into the lime mixer on the machine, whereupon the stable mass is ready for use. The lime-enriched soil can then be spread on a larger flat surface, which after irrigation hardens and becomes more durable for e.g. asphalting.

screen and mixers

Another common method is to feed the lime-infused soil into a concrete truck/mixer directly from the sorting plant's discharge bath and add water. This procedure produces a runny mass that begins to "burn" within 24 hours and is then stable. The runny mass can be used to stabilize the soil around water and sewage pipes, or to make lime columns in soils with a lot of clay. Everything is done in the same place where the soil was first excavated and no mass has to be transported away to be prepared for production.

Washing of soils

The process of washing soils can vary depending on the type and degree of contamination. Here are some common steps that can be included in a washing process:

1. Dividing the soil: If the soil contains larger contaminants or objects, it can first be crushed or screened to achieve a more uniform particle size and facilitate the process.
2. Water washing: Water is added to the contaminated soil and mixed thoroughly to release and dissolve the contaminants. This can be done by spraying or flowing the water through the soil.
3. Separation: After the washing process, the water passes through the soil and the pollutants are dissolved and mixed with the water. The contaminants are then separated from the water by various methods, such as sedimentation, flotation, filtration or chemical processes. Several separation steps may be required to remove different types of pollutants.
4. Wastewater treatment: The water used for washing the soil can contain high concentrations of pollutants and must be treated before it can be released into the environment. Advanced treatment methods such as chemical treatment, evaporation, ion exchange or activated carbon can be used to purify wastewater and restore it to more environmentally friendly levels.
   

It is important to note that soil washing can be a complex process and requires careful planning and management of both the soil and the wastewater to avoid further contamination or environmental impacts. Furthermore, the effectiveness and suitability of the washing method may vary depending on the contaminants in the soil and the specific requirements and regulations for waste management in different areas.

Options for recycling soils

Mechanical sorting

This involves using mechanical processes to sort the soil based on size, shape or density. It can include the use of wind sifters and screen to separate the soil into different fractions.

Sedimentation and flotation

This involves using differences in particle size and density to separate soil materials. By allowing the soil to stand still in a container or basin, particles of different densities can sink or float upwards, allowing them to be separated. Flotation is used to separate contaminated particles from the soil by exploiting differences in the hydrophobicity of the particles. By mixing the soil with water and adding flotation additives, some particles can float to the surface and be removed.

Magnetic separation

If the soil contains magnetic contaminants, magnetic separation can be used. By using magnets, magnetic particles can be separated from the surrounding soil.

Combined methods

Often a combination of different methods is used to achieve efficient sorting and recycling of soils. For example, mechanical sorting can be combined with sedimentation or magnetic separation to improve the efficiency and accuracy of the recycling process.

Using a mobile plant for recycling excavated soil has several advantages over a stationary plant. Here are some advantages of using a mobile plant:

1. Flexibility: A mobile plant is easy to transport between different locations, making it easier to carry out more recycling at multiple sites. This is particularly useful if you need to recycle excavated material at different construction sites, for example.
2. Time saving: With a mobile facility, you don't have to transport excavated material to your stationary facility for recycling. Instead, you can recycle the material directly on site, saving time and transportation costs. Setting up a stationary facility also takes a very long time in comparison.
3. Less environmental impact: By using a mobile facility for recycling excavated soil, you can reduce the environmental impact by reducing the transportation of materials. Moreover, recycled materials can be used on site instead of having to transport new materials.
4. Cost-effectiveness: Using a mobile facility is usually more cost-effective than using a stationary facility, especially if you only need to recycle materials on temporary projects. Investing in a stationary facility is a big decision and stationary facilities have a very low resale value in comparison.

In summary, a mobile aggregate recycling plant is a more flexible, time-saving, environmentally friendly and cost-effective solution for most projects. The threshold for getting started is also much lower because you can easily test materials with a mobile plant and you don't risk any big, bad investments.

End-of-life tires for cars, trucks, planes and heavy vehicles are among the most difficult types of waste to recycle. An impossible task for other crushers with the same fuel efficiency and capacity, but TANA's high torque makes it possible to shred tires to a very homogeneous particle size - in just one pass! In addition, most metals can be separated during the shredding process.

New rubber products

End-of-life tires and tire products can be used productively in many different ways, such as

- Manufacture of new rubber products such as soft surfaces and conveyor belts.

- Road construction and paving

- Alternative fuel source for energy and cement producers

- Brake pads and other rubber products create more emissions and cost more money.

Recycling mattresses is a more difficult job

Mattresses can be really tricky to crush and the springs hard to handle - but with a slow-moving crusher from our friends at TANA, that's no longer a problem. With the best capacity in the industry, the TANA Sharken shatters all expectations as usual!

Mattress recycling is an effective way to turn waste into a valuable resource. The material in mattresses that is usually landfilled can instead be given new opportunities through recycling but it requires a homogeneous particle size, which TANA Shark can provide.

By sorting the materials from construction and demolition waste with mobile facilities, it is possible to reuse and recycle as much of the material as possible directly on site, creating a completely different economy in the projects. We have many recycling solutions for construction waste management to make the most of the important first step in the recycling process.

The most important step comes first: sorting!

The first and most important step in the recycling of construction and demolition waste is sorting and this is where the great potential lies in hiring us at Norditek. Sorting can be done either at the site where the waste is generated or at a recycling facility, depending on resources and possibilities, but in cases where it is possible, it pays to recycle on site. This is why our recycling facilities are mobile.

Together we find the right solution with the customer for a specific material, thereby maximizing the recycling potential and minimizing the amount of waste going to landfill.

More steps in the recycling process

After sorting, there is a sequence of reuse, recycling, energy recovery and landfill. Adapted and efficient sorting enables a higher recycling rate in the next steps.

Reuse: Some materials can be reused in a new building or construction. For example, bricks and concrete can be crushed and used as fill material in new buildings or roads.

Recycling: Materials that cannot be reused can be recycled. For example, metal and wood can be recovered and used to make new products.

Energy use: Some materials that cannot be recycled or reused can still be used for energy purposes through incineration.

Landfill: The last option is to dispose of the material in a waste facility. However, this is not the best option as it increases the amount of waste in landfills.

The future of construction waste recycling

The different steps in the recycling process will probably look the same in the future, but as technology develops and sustainability requirements increase, we see that sorting will become more advanced. With more advanced technology such as sensors for scanning materials, the sorting of construction and demolition waste can become even more precise, which can increase the recycling rate and reduce the amount of material that ends up in landfills.

We also see an overall greater focus on the circular economy as a model for sustainability, where materials and resources are used in a way that minimizes waste and consumption of new raw materials. In the future, we hope that the construction industry will increasingly focus on using recycled materials in new construction projects and on building more sustainably, and that this will happen through increased collaboration and knowledge sharing.

By working with other construction stakeholders and sharing knowledge on recycling, the industry can become more efficient and innovative in the way it manages construction and demolition waste.

With increased awareness of environmental issues, regulations and requirements for sustainability will also increase. This could mean stricter rules on how construction waste and demolition materials are handled and increased pressure on the construction industry to be more sustainable.

Norditek is a leading company with a strong brand in the environmental technology industry and has exclusive dealerships from several manufacturers of crushing and sorting equipment on a global level. The company is growing at a rapid pace and is now expanding with a start-up technician located at the office in Askim. As a start-up technician, you have a core function within the company as you are the first to meet new customers and help them to both start up and get started with the machines. 

Tasks:
- Start-ups / test runs 50%
- Field technician 50%, i.e. working with simple troubleshooting and repairs
- 2 to 3 days of travel per week occur
- Internal support to service department and service partners

It is important to us that everyone is happy and that we help each other in our daily activities. We are unpretentious and work based on the concept of freedom with responsibility. We have a generous benefits package, including a company car.

Your main task is to support the sales process by working closely with salespeople, customers and suppliers to minimize lead times and create more efficient projects and even more satisfied customers. From the first customer contact to an order acknowledgement. Every project we do is ultimately about benefiting the environment.

The role is new and we are looking for you to help shape it by setting up structure and procedures in close cooperation with your colleagues, mainly in sales and aftermarket. What we already know today is that being service minded, in combination with drive and structure, will be the key to success.

Do you want to join a company that does something important, has fun at work and is passionate about constantly developing new technical solutions for increased material recycling? Then you are most welcome!

Apply here

Failure to sort waste can lead to the loss of important materials or make their recovery difficult and expensive. It may also mean that some materials cannot be recycled at all. Sorting waste also reduces the need to extract new raw materials from nature, which is important for conserving natural resources and reducing environmental impacts.

Sorting waste is also important to reduce the amount of waste sent to incinerators or landfills, which can help reduce the burden on the environment.

Norditek has several different solutions to maximize the processing rate of mixed construction waste.

How many tons of waste are generated in construction and demolition in Sweden annually?

According to statistics from Avfall Sverige, the country's trade organization for waste management, in 2019 there was approximately 7.5 million tons of waste from construction and demolition activities in Sweden. It is important to recycle as much of this waste as possible to reduce the burden on the environment and to save natural resources.

Which construction wastes have the greatest impact on the environment?

There are different types of construction waste that can have a greater or lesser impact on the environment depending on how they are managed and recycled. However, some of the most common types of construction waste that can have a major impact on the environment are:

1. Asbestos: Asbestos is a dangerous material commonly found in buildings and can cause cancer if not handled properly.
2. Paints and solvents: Paints and solvents contain chemicals that can be harmful to humans and the environment if not handled properly.
3. Electronic waste: Electronic waste, such as computers and mobile phones, contains harmful chemicals and metals that can damage the environment if not properly recycled.
4. Hazardous waste: Hazardous waste, such as batteries and fluorescent tubes, can contain harmful substances that can damage the environment if not properly managed.
5. Concrete and mortar: Concrete and mortar can be difficult to recycle and can cause problems with landfills and incinerators.

It is important to handle these materials properly to reduce their impact on the environment and to recycle them as efficiently as possible. Norditek has extensive experience and knowledge of how to handle different types of waste with the goal of maximizing the value of the input material.

Reducing waste in landfills

Recycling excavated soil is good for the environment in several ways. Firstly, it can reduce the amount of waste going to landfills, as the material from the excavated soil is recovered and used in a different way. This can lead to a reduction in the size of landfills and the amount of waste that needs to be stored there, which in turn can contribute to a better environment.

Less reclamation

Recycling excavated material can also reduce the need to mine new material for use as aggregate or fill. This can lead to a reduction in the environmental impacts of mining and quarrying, such as pollution and destruction of natural areas.

Reduced transportation

In addition, the recycling of excavated soil can contribute to a reduction in climate impact, as it can reduce the need to transport new materials over long distances to be used as aggregate or fill. This can lead to a reduction in emissions of CO2 and other greenhouse gases.

Save costs and reduce environmental impact

Recycling of excavated soil can be done by several different methods. Unless the excavated soil contains complex contaminants, it is easy to recycle the soil on site, saving the contractor significant costs and reducing the environmental impact considerably.

The shareholders of Norditek Group AB reg. no. 559307-6986 (the "Company" or "Norditek"), with registered office in Askim, are hereby invited to the Annual General Meeting on Wednesday, January 25, 2023 at 17.00. The general meeting will take place at Arkipelagen Företagscenter, Stora Åvägen 21, Askim in Gothenburg.

Eligibility and registration 

Shareholders who wish to participate in the general meeting shall: 

be entered in the share register maintained by Euroclear Sweden AB on Tuesday, January 17, 2023 (for nominee-registered shares, see also "Nominee-registered shares" below),  

notify the Company no later than Thursday, January 19, 2023 at the address Norditek Group AB, Stora Åvägen 21, 436 34 Askim or by e-mail: info@Norditek.se. The notification should state the shareholder's name, personal or organization number, address and telephone number, shareholding and any assistants. 

Information provided at registration will be processed and used only for the purpose of the meeting. See below for further information on the processing of personal data. 

Fiduciary registered shares 

In order to be entitled to participate in the meeting, a shareholder who has had his/her shares registered in the name of a nominee must, in addition to registering for the meeting, register the shares in his/her own name so that the shareholder will be included in the presentation of the share register as of Tuesday 17 January 2023. Such registration may be temporary (so-called voting right registration) and is requested from the nominee in accordance with the nominee's routines in such time in advance as the nominee determines. Voting rights registration made by the nominee no later than January 19, 2023 will be taken into account in the preparation of the share register. 

Ombudsman 

Shareholders to be represented by proxy must issue a written, signed and dated power of attorney. The power of attorney may not be older than one year, unless a longer period of validity is specified in the power of attorney, in which case it may not exceed 5 years. If the power of attorney is issued by a legal entity, a certified copy of the valid registration certificate for the legal entity (or equivalent document for a foreign legal entity) must be attached to the power of attorney. The documents must not be older than one year. 

To facilitate registration, the original power of attorney, certificate of registration and other authorization documents should be received by the Company at the above address well in advance of the meeting. 

DRAFT AGENDA 

1. Election of the chairman of the meeting 
2. Election of one or more verifiers 
3. Preparation and approval of the voting list 
4. Approval of the draft agenda 
5. Examination of whether the meeting has been duly convened 
6. Presentation of the annual accounts and audit report 
7. Decision on: 
8. adoption of the income statement, balance sheet, consolidated income statement and consolidated balance sheet 
9. appropriation of the company's profit or loss in accordance with the adopted balance sheet 
10. discharge from liability for the members of the Board of Directors and the Managing Director 

8. Determining the number of directors and auditors 
9. Determination of fees for the board of directors and the auditor 
10. Election of the board of directors, deputy directors and auditor 
11. Resolution on authorization for the Board of Directors to decide on a new issue of shares with or without deviation from the shareholders' preferential rights 
12. Decision to establish a warrant program for senior executives and key employees.
13. The meeting is closed

PROPOSED DECISION

Item 1 - Election of the Chairman of the meeting

The Board of Directors proposes that Göran Nordlund, Chairman of the Board, be elected Chairman of the Meeting.

Item 7 b - Resolution on allocation of the company's profit or loss according to the adopted balance sheet 

The Board of Directors proposes that the Annual General Meeting resolves that the funds at the disposal of the Annual General Meeting be carried forward and that no dividend be paid to the shareholders. 

Item 8 - Determining the number of directors and auditors 

The Board of Directors proposes that the Board of Directors shall consist of five (5) members with no deputies.
The Board of Directors further proposes that an authorized accounting firm shall be appointed as auditor, with no deputy auditors. 

Item 9 - Determination of fees for the Board of Directors and the auditor 

The board of directors proposes that the annual general meeting resolves that board fees of SEK 52,500 (one price base amount 2023) shall be paid to the external board member Nina Modig for the period until the end of the next annual general meeting. Other board members who are also major shareholders in the Company shall not receive any board fees. Furthermore, the board of directors proposes that fees to the auditor shall be paid according to approved invoice. 

Item 10 - Election of the board of directors, deputy directors and auditor 

The board of directors proposes that the annual general meeting decides to re-elect the board members Göran Nordlund, Daniel Carlberg, Eric Johansson, Martin Larsson and Nina Modig and to decide on the re-election of the registered accounting firm Bright Norr AB. Bright Norr AB has announced that if the annual general meeting approves the proposal, the authorized auditor Oskar Hettinger will be the auditor in charge. All for the period until the end of the next Annual General Meeting. 

Item 11 - Resolution on authorization for the Board of Directors to resolve on new issues of shares with or without deviation from the shareholders' preferential rights 

The Board of Directors proposes that the Annual General Meeting resolves to authorize the Board of Directors, for the period until the end of the next Annual General Meeting, on one or more occasions and with or without deviation from the shareholders' preferential rights, to decide on a new issue of shares. The purpose of the authorization is to increase financial flexibility and the Board's scope of action. 

The authorization may be used to issue a maximum of ten (10) percent of the total number of outstanding shares in the Company at the time of the issue decision. 

The issue price shall be determined on market terms. 

The reason for the deviation from shareholders' preferential rights is that newly issued shares or the amount raised in a new share issue can be used as payment for the acquisition of businesses, companies or shares in companies. 

The issue may be made in cash and/or against payment in kind and/or through set-off. 

The board of directors, or the person appointed by the board of directors, shall otherwise be entitled to make such amendments to the above resolution as may be necessary in connection with its registration and to take such other measures as are necessary to implement the resolution.

Item 12 - Resolution to establish a warrant program for senior executives and key employees.

The Board of Directors proposes that the meeting resolves to introduce an incentive program. The warrant program means that the company issues a maximum of 350,000 warrants to the wholly-owned subsidiary Norditek Produktion AB, which entitles the holder to subscribe for a maximum of 350,000 shares in the company with the right and obligation for Norditek Produktion AB to handle the warrants in accordance with the warrant program. 

Subscription of shares under the option program shall take place during the period from 1 February 2026 up to and including 28 February 2026. Upon subscription of shares, the share capital will increase by a maximum of SEK 35,000. 

The subscription price for shares subscribed for by virtue of the warrants, as described above, shall be 150% of the average volume-weighted share price on January 1, 2023 and January 30, 2023.

Norditek will publish the subscription price before the first day of the exercise period. 

Norditek Produktion AB shall offer senior executives and certain key personnel to acquire the warrants at market price no later than February 28, 2023, which will be determined by valuing the warrants in accordance with the Black & Scholes valuation model. 

The subscription price shall be paid in cash no later than March 30, 2023.

As reasons for deviating from the shareholders' preferential rights, the Board of Directors invokes the following: 

Option programs contribute to higher motivation and commitment among employees and strengthen the ties between the employees and the company. A long-term commitment of the participants is expected to increase the interest in the business and the development of the company's results. Furthermore, it is the Board's assessment that 

The Option Program will contribute to the possibilities to recruit and retain knowledgeable and experienced employees and is expected to increase the employees' interest in the business and the development of the company's results. Overall, it is the Board's assessment that the Option Program will benefit both the employees and the company's shareholders through an increased share value. 

The board of directors further proposes that the meeting authorizes the board of directors, or the person appointed by the board of directors, to make minor changes to the above resolution that may be required for registration with the Swedish Companies Registration Office. 

OTHER INFORMATION 

Majority requirements

A valid resolution to authorize the Board of Directors to issue new shares (item 11) above requires approval by at least two thirds (2/3) of both the votes cast and the shares represented at the Annual General Meeting.

A valid resolution to authorize the board of directors to resolve on a warrant program (item 12) above requires approval by at least nine tenths (9/10) of both the votes cast and the shares represented at the annual general meeting. 

Number of shares and votes 

At the time of the issuance of this notice, the total number of shares and votes in the Company amounts to 12,637,727. 

Meeting documents

The annual report, auditor's report and other documents are available on the Company's website, www.norditek.se, at the Company's address Stora Åvägen 21, 436 34 Askim and will be sent free of charge to shareholders who request it and provide their postal or e-mail address. 

Information at the meeting 

The board of directors and the managing director shall, if any shareholder so requests and the board of directors considers that it can be done without material harm to the Company, provide information at the general meeting on circumstances that may affect the assessment of an item on the agenda and circumstances that may affect the assessment of the Company's or its subsidiaries' financial situation and on the Company's relationship with other companies within the group. 

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Certified advisor

Partner Fondkommission AB (phone 031-761 22 30 / www.partnerfk.com) is the company's Certified Adviser on Nasdaq First North Growth Market.

For further information: 

Daniel Carlberg

Phone: +46702190491

Mail: daniel.carlberg@norditek.se

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Askim in Dec 2022 

Norditek Group AB 

Board of Directors