Our export quarries

Valberg

Valberg quarry is located on the Valberg Peninsula in the municipality of Kragerø on Norway's southeastern coast. From Valberg Quarry, we export Hyperite via two dedicated quays - one for loading aggregate materials and one for loading armor stone and scour protection.

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Skien

Skien quarry is located in Røraskogen industrial area on Norway's southeastern coast. Here we extract gneiss granite and gabbro, which can be used as aggregate for asphalt and concrete, as well as in road and railway construction.

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Helle

Helle quarry is loacted in Forsand, about 40 kilometers east of Stavanger. At Helle we extract natural gravel, that can be used in concrete and asphalt production or road construction.

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Stenungsund

Stenungsund quarry is located in Ödsmål, 30 km from the port in Taludden. The port is excellently situated for exports to Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and the rest of Europe. From Stenungsund quarry, we export a light gray granodiorite.

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Södra Sandby

Södra Sandby quarry is located east of Lund, in the southern part of Sweden. The short distance to Copenhagen makes it an ideal location for exports to Denmark and the rest of Europe. From Södra Sandby, we export quartzite by truck to your chosen port.

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Norvik

Export of stone materials from Norvik is scheduled to begin in 2026 and might go on for the next 20 years. Norvik quarry is located south of Stockholm on the Baltic Sea coast, allowing quick and flexible deliveries of high quality stone material.

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Tjølling

Tjølling quarry is located east of central Larvik and the port of Larvik. From Tjølling we export a dark gray/black Larvikite, which is of igneous origin and crystallized, making it suitable for a variety of purposes.

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Hedrum

Hedrum quarry is situated approximately 10-15 kilometers from the port of Larvik at the southeastern coast of Norway. From Hedrum we export a light grey/bluish Larvikite, which is of igneous origin and crystallized, making it suitable for a variety of purposes.

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