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Rejlers is a Nordic engineering consultancy firm that delivers technical consulting, project management, and design services primarily to the industrial, energy, infrastructure, and mining sectors. The company focuses on electrical engineering, automation, mechanical systems, and sustainable infrastructure solutions, helping clients with everything from conceptual design to installation and commissioning of complex facilities.
Headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, Rejlers operates across Sweden, Finland, and Norway, with a workforce of specialized engineers and technicians. It supports major capital projects such as mine developments and processing plants by providing project management consultancy services for technical design, electrical infrastructure, and overall execution.
As a publicly listed entity on Nasdaq Stockholm, Rejlers maintains an independent structure without major group affiliations, positioning itself as a trusted mid-tier player in the Nordic engineering market. The firm emphasizes innovative and environmentally conscious approaches, contributing to projects that aim for low-carbon operations in resource extraction and processing industries.
The company's main activities include feasibility assessments, detailed engineering, procurement assistance, and site supervision for industrial upgrades and new builds. In the mining industry, it has expertise in underground operations and concentrator technologies, aiding in the restart and modernization of existing sites to meet modern environmental standards.
chemXplore tracks 2 projects involving Rejlers, of which 2 are active.
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Assembly and FAT of the gas upgrading are complete; cold commissioning is planned for autumn and first biomethane production is scheduled for January 2027.
Plant assembly complete after FAT; cold commissioning targeted for autumn. Designed for 370,000 t/yr input and up to 70 GWh biomethane annually, first gas due January 2027.
Delivery covers crushing, flotation, magnetic separation, filtration and other plant equipment for a 120,000 t/y copper concentrate operation; order ≈EUR 40m.
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