The new MyConcrete® app simplifies daily life at construction sites
2024-09-17
Today, the concrete group Thomas Concrete Group is launching its new mobile app for the customer portal MyConcrete, across all its European markets and in the U.S. The app has been developed to be more user-friendly and to make it even easier for customers to track their concrete deliveries and monitor the strength development of the concrete in real-time.
Concrete is the most widely used building material in the world. It´s a flexible material with many advantages. It is true that concrete is durable, has a long service life and is resistant to extreme weather, fire, moisture, and mold.
The concrete company Thomas Concrete Group is strengthening its strategic sustainability efforts by appointing Sustainability Manager Karin Gäbel to the company's executive management, starting September 1.
How we develop as a company: time for an employee survey!
We aim to be percieved as the best in our industry, as The Concrete Specialists. Every member of Team Thomas plays a crucial role in achieving this goal and contributes to our company’s success and growth.
Lunch lecture at KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Sustainability Manager, Karin Gäbel, and Thomas Betong AB’s Product Developer, Janna Karlsson, visited KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm last week to deliver a lunch lecture to architecture students.
Sustainability Report 2023: The key steps to reduce climate impact
Reducing climate impact is crucial for a sustainable future. As a leading player in the concrete industry, Thomas Concrete Group has identified key steps to make a real difference.
Special Concrete for Artificial Coral Reefs in Kosterhavet
This week several concrete reefs were placed in the Swedish Kosterfjord to give the endangered cold water coral 'Ögonkorall'a chance to regrow. Thomas Concrete Group's research laboratory has developed a unique concrete mix that not only maintains an optimal pH value but also withstands the harsh marine environment, ensuring durability for up to 150 years.
New product can revolutionize the concrete industry – reduces the climate footprint by 95 percent
Boliden has made a significant technical breakthrough where slag from existing metal production in smelters can be converted into a cement substitute material. Now the company announces that an initial project with the Swedish company Thomas Concrete Group confirms both product and production performance. Åke Roos, Program Manager at Boliden, elaborates:
