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Trades about 62% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Tomra Systems ASA is a worldwide technology leader that provides sensor-driven solutions aimed at maximizing resource productivity. The company's operations are segmented into three core divisions: Collection, Recycling Mining, and Food Solutions. The Collection division focuses on the development, manufacturing, sales, and servicing of reverse vending machines (RVMs), along with their integrated data management platforms. This segment also undertakes the collection, transportation, and processing of used beverage containers on behalf of beverage manufacturers and fillers. The Recycling Mining division delivers advanced sorting systems for various waste and metal material streams, in addition to specialized ore sorting technology for the mining industry. Finally, the Food Solutions division supplies cutting-edge grading and sorting machinery for fresh agricultural produce after harvesting, as well as processing and sorting innovations for the broader processed food sector. Established in 1972, Tomra Systems ASA is headquartered in Asker, Norway.
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