Larsen Marine founded by Böge and Bent Larsen. Company focused on oil spill response.
History
Lamor is an abbreviation of Larsen Marine Oil Recovery, and it is a family company incorporated in 1982 in Finland offering expertise and solutions for the protection of the environment and ecosystems.
While Lamor offered the sale of equipment related to oil spill clean-up in the early stages of its operations, Lamor has expanded its widely tested technologies and knowhow in oil spill response into comprehensive environmental solutions related to oil spill response, waste management (including the soil remediation and clean-up business) and water treatment.
1982
1994
Company’s expansion to Russian market.
2007
Company incorporated its service business Clean Globe International with partners. Lamor’s global network starts to grow.
2010
Deepwater Horizon incident in the Gulf of Mexico. Lamor supplied 70 per cent of the equipment used in the cleaning.
2012
Tesi and Ilmarinen invest in Lamor. Service business Clean Globe International is combined to Lamor. Offering of waste management services is initiated.
2015
Lamor acquired Corena Group to expand its service business in Latin America. Offering of water treatment services is initiated and the importance of waste management service grows.
2020
Licensing agreement with Harbo Technologies to enable the launch of a global rapid response oil spill response solution. Offering of water management services is initiated.
2021
Lamor signs its first long term high volume environmental service contracts.
