Sunpine new sponsor for Luleå Basket

SunPine sponsors Allis Nyström in Luleå Basket. Another commitment to supporting women's sports in Sweden:

– Allis Nyström is a local talent who has developed into a star, it feels good that we can support her and women's basketball.

World-leading biorefinery SunPine has a clear sponsorship strategy to work for more equal sports and is therefore working to strengthen the basic conditions for both elite women's sports teams and individual girls and events.

Magnus Edin, CEO, SunPine:

– For us, sustainability means many things, not just constantly improving environmental work, but also taking social responsibility. We have long been committed to strengthening women's sports in Norrbotten. We want to work towards a more equal reality for girls who want to invest in their sports.

SunPine is, among other things, a sponsor of the Swedish women's football team Piteå IF and SDHL's Swedish champions Luleå Hockey Munksund SSK.

Now the company is also stepping in as a sponsor for Luleå Basket and as a player sponsor for Allis Nyström:

– She is a strong role model for young girls in the county and a product of her own who has come all the way. It feels good to give her this support and also give Luleå Basket our support, says Edin and adds:

– SunPine is in itself a refinement of a local raw material into a world-leading product, our unique pine diesel which, via Preem, becomes Sweden's only Nordic Ecolabelled diesel, so it ties in with us in a good way.

Allis Nyström, Luleå Basketball:

– It feels awesome. I didn't know about SunPine before, now that I know more it feels really good to have Sunpine as a player sponsor. Precisely because you as a company stand by what you do and produce a product that makes the world better.

SunPine's sponsorship commitments:

Piteå IF, in the women's Swedish football league.

Luleå Hockey Munksund SSK, in the women's hockey league SDHL.

Allis Nyström, Luleå Basket, in the women's basketball league.

Infjärdens SK's women's football team.

Anna Magnusson, biathlon.

Sofia Henriksson, cross-country skiing.