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We are one of the world’s largest construction and project development companies, with 2025 revenue totaling SEK 179 billion. With a legacy spanning nearly 140 years, we combine international scale with local expertise to deliver sustainable, innovative solutions. Operating in select markets throughout the Nordics, Europe and the United States, we use knowledge and foresight to shape the way people live, work and connect. Together with our customers and our 26,000 teammates, we create innovative and sustainable solutions that support healthy living beyond our lifetime. Our heritage: building for a better society since 1887 Founded in Sweden as a maker of concrete products, we have always been driven to innovate and build for the benefit of people and society. Today we develop, design and build everything from healthy and efficient office buildings with strong sustainability values, to smart homes and resilient infrastructure. Innovating together with customers and partners, we hold our values at the heart of everything we do. Foresight by Skanska On Foresight, we bring together expert insights, knowledge and foresight about shaping a more sustainable built environment. Podcast: Shaping Sustainable Places In our podcast Shaping Sustainable Places, we speak with industry and civic leaders about the solutions and projects making a difference today. Skanska LinkedIn Page house rules We welcome and encourage engagement, and there are some rules we ask you to follow to maintain a friendly and respectful community. We will remove any posted content that does not align with our values and Code of Conduct, including text, images or video containing profanity, sexually graphic or offensive language, spam or illegal content. All content must comply with laws on copyright materials, trade secrets and similar matters.

STARK is the largest provider of building materials, services and advice and the preferred local partner for professional builders in Denmark. The company was founded in 1896 as a timber yard in Aarhus, Denmark. Over the years, a single timber yard turned into a family of more than 80 locations across Denmark and Greenland. STARK serves both professional contractors and DIY builders. STARK is part of STARK Group that consists of 10,000 people working across more than 420 branches in Northern Europe. Together we are local builders merchants focusing on professional builders in thriving communities — from Rheinfelden-Herten in southern Germany to Tromsø in northern Norway, and everywhere in between.

SKB, Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management Company, is tasked with managing swedish spent nuclear fuel and other radioactive waste in a safe way. In 2009 we selected a site for the Spent Fuel Repository and now we have submitted the applications to build the repository in Forsmark. Nuclear power companies in Sweden jointly established the Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management Company (SKB) in the 1970s. SKB’s assignment is to manage and dispose of all radioactive waste from Swedish nuclear power plants in such a way as to secure maximum safety for human beings and the environment. The assignment is so extensive that we see it as one of Sweden's biggest environmental-protection projects. System of facilities SKB is responsible for a system of facilities used to handle all waste from the Swedish nuclear power plants. These facilities include a central interim storage facility for spent nuclear fuel (Clab) near Oskarshamn, and a final repository for short-lived radioactive waste (SFR) in Forsmark. Transport is by sea using the vessel M/S Sigrid. Decades of research An important issue for present and future generations is the final disposal of spent nuclear fuel. SKB has been conducting advanced research for thirty years with a focus on the final disposal of all spent nuclear fuel. Siting process A siting process was initiated some 20 years ago in order to locate a potential repository for the final disposal of spent nuclear fuel. Subsequent analyses and site investigations resulted in the selection of Forsmark in Östhammar municipality in 2009. In March 2011 the applications were submitted to the Swedish Radiation Safety Authority (SSM) and to the Land and Environment Court to build the Spent Fuel Repository in Forsmark.