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  • SunPine matches UEFA's contribution to Piteå IF

    Victory can be a loss, the Champions League is a financial challenge for Piteå IF. Now the sponsor SunPine is matching UEFA's contribution - giving the club 250,000 SEK in extra support. - We are doing it because the reality is unreasonable, says Magnus Edin, CEO, SunPine.

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    press release

    2018-10-28

  • SunPine invests 17 million in existing factory

    SunPine is investing 17 million in a capacity increase at its existing factory. “We have identified bottlenecks that are being addressed, which will increase capacity by approximately ten percent,” says Magnus Edin, CEO, SunPine.

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    press release

    2018-10-03

    An investment of 17 million will increase SunPine's capacity by approximately 10 percent in the existing factory.
  • SunPine new sponsor of 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.

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    press release

    2018-09-24

  • SunPine builds new office and lab

    In April, news broke of the 250 million SEK investment in a new second factory. Now the office building is also being expanded to accommodate a larger SunPine. “Piteå Näringslivsfastigheter is building a whole new floor for us, and an expansion also towards the factory,” says Magnus Edin, CEO, SunPine.

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    press release

    2018-05-23

  • She leads the construction of the new factory!

    Ulrika Hagman has taken on the role of project manager for the expansion of SunPine. Her assignment: to build a new factory and increase diesel production by 50,000 cubic meters. “It is a challenging and exciting assignment.”

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    press release

    2018-05-03

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