As part of the construction of a state-of-the-art logistics facility in Hamburg, Thomas Beton – the German subsidiary of Thomas Concrete Group – has supplied approximately 3,540 m³ of low-carbon concrete. The project combines high-performance materials with a reduced environmental footprint, contributing to a more sustainable standard for commercial construction.
The concrete used for the SEGRO
Thomas Concrete Group and Boliden have signed a long-term research and development agreement with the goal of developing and optimizing an alternative binder for concrete, based on the SCMentum product concept developed by Boliden.
The new agreement, signed in February, builds on the collaboration initiated by the two companies in early 2023. The partners will now carry out several joi
On July 1, Ryan Chandley will assume the role as CEO for the U.S. subsidiary of the Swedish-owned Thomas Concrete Group.
“We continue to pursue strong growth in the U.S. market, where Ryan has been a driving force during his seven years in the company,” says Hans Karlander, CEO and President of Thomas Concrete Group AB.
The U.S. is one of Thomas Concrete Group’s most important marke
Thomas Concrete Group is celebrating 70 years as a leading player in the concrete industry. Over the past decade, the company has made significant efforts in reducing the environmental impact of the construction sector by developing and using alternative binders to replace cement in concrete. Just in time for the anniversary, the company proudly notes that the average share of alternative binders
Thomas Concrete Group has been awarded the prestigious Employer of the Year title in the 2025 edition of the Brilliant Awards - Employee Experience. This recognition reinforces the company’s position as one of the top employers in the Construction, Manufacturing, and Industrials category and highlights its continuous commitment to fostering an engaging and positive workplace culture.
The award
In collaboration with Boliden, the concrete company Thomas Concrete Group is currently researching a new binder where slag — or a so-called SCM product — from Boliden's smelters can be used as a cement substitute in concrete. This approach could result in both reduced climate impact and decreased energy usage.
For some time now, Thomas Concrete Group has been studying how the SCM product (Suppl
Thomas Concrete Group is involved in the groundbreaking Moringa Hamburg HafenCity project, where 80 percent of the material used in the tall residential building will be reusable. Thomas Concrete Group has developed and delivered low-carbon concrete to this revolutionary project.
In Atlanta, USA, a more than 220-meter-high office and residential complex is currently under construction, which will become one of the tallest buildings in Atlanta. Thomas Concrete Group is delivering concrete to the building, which must not only withstand strong winds but also seismic activity.
“This is a challenging project, preceded by rigorous sustainability testing and product developmen
Thomas Concrete Group is now acquiring the remaining shares of the Polish concrete company Scanbet. Since earlier this spring, the group owned 84 percent of the company.
"We, along with the previous shareholders of Scanbet, agree that the best way to operate and develop the company, is for Thomas Concrete Group to own the entire operation. There is a lot happening in the concrete industry right
Excited to announce the launch of our brand new website! It offers an even more user-friendly, informative, and interactive experience for all our visitors.
Welcome to https://thomasconcretegroup.com/
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.
A project to restore the reefs for the
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.
