Scandinavian Enviro Systems

As program manager, Josefin Wallman is tasked with project responsibility for the establishment of the Uddevalla plant as well as future plants in Europe. The Uddevalla plant is intended to be the first plant established as part of the joint venture formed between Enviro and Antin Infrastructure Partners. The joint venture is supported by Michelin and plans to establish plants across Europe by 2030 with a total recycling capacity of up to one million metric tons of end-of-life tires per year. After successfully commissioning the plant in Uddevalla, the roll-out of the previously communicated plan will accelerate. Björn Larsson is head of strategic purchasing in connection with the establishment of new recycling plants, a role that includes responsibility for construction of the plants and purchases of related equipment. In this role, he will lead a newly formed group of commodity managers.

Extensive preparatory work ahead of coming investment decisions
Extensive preparatory work has been ongoing for some time in the joint venture formed by Enviro and Antin ahead of the definitive investment decision concerning the plant in Uddevalla. The company will hold its first Board meeting in June of this year. During the summer, Enviro and Antin will continue to prepare the requisite supporting documentation ahead of the coming decision.

"Antin is a leading European infrastructure investor and has extensive experience in building stable business models that are attractive over the long term. However, as a major player in one of the most interesting investment segments, Antin sets very clear requirements for all decision supporting documentation, which has resulted in considerably more extensive preparatory work than we had anticipated. This is the reason why we have been unable to start construction in Uddevalla in line with our previous statements," says Alf Blomqvist, Chairman of the Board of Enviro. 

Extensive experience of purchasing and global projects
Björn Larsson has more than 25 years of experience from various high-tech companies in the automotive and aviation industries as well as the maritime and rail sectors where he has held a number of leading roles in purchasing. His education includes a degree in international economics and post-graduate training in management and product development. Josefin Wallman joins us from the Elof Hansson International trading house where she has held several leading global roles in project management and business development, and worked as a business area manager. Josefin Wallman holds a M.Sc. in Chemical Engineering with a degree from the Faculty of Engineering, Lund University.