No final decision from ISP to PTL yet

2024-12-12

The Swedish Inspectorate for Strategic Products, ISP, which is working on the licensing of our first incumbent's planned investment in Torsboda, has now given PTL conditions they must meet in order to obtain a license. PTL has taken note of the conditions and will now in turn respond to the authority.

- Several companies that have applied for permits from ISP have received conditions for a yes, so it was not unexpected, says Christian Söderberg, CEO of Torsboda Industrial Park. "It's good that the permit process is thorough and PTL has expressed that they are working to meet the requirements, which I see as positive. We look forward to the final decision.

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Torsboda and Sweden to one of the world's largest battery fairs

The work to get more establishments to Torsboda Industrial Park continues. Together with Business Sweden, CEO Christian Söderberg and Chairman Stefan Dalin will be attending a major international trade fair for the battery industry in ChongQing, China, next week.

Stage one underway

Work to lay water pipes at the industrial park has begun. Right now, construction roads are being built, pipes are being welded and preparations are being made for future blasting and excavation.

Welcome PTL

On March 14, our first incumbent PTL project office opened at Sundsvall Timrå Airport.

Water for the industrial park underway

This spring, work will begin on laying water pipes to Torsboda Industrial Park. Pipes for water, sewage and industrial water for the factories' processes will be laid.

Sweden joins forces at international fair

Next week, Torsboda and Sweden will show what we have to offer to an estimated 75,000 visitors in the battery industry. Then our business developer Cain Dotson, together with Business Sweden, High Coast Invest and several other Swedish actors, will be in South Korea at the InterBattery 2024 fair.