Tomra strategy in circular economy, shares on Oslo Bors radar

By Stefan Krueger, Long-Term & Business Model desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-28, 10:30.

Tomra Systems ASA (NO0005668905) is a Norway-based recycling and resource optimization specialist whose shares trade on Oslo Bors in Norwegian kroner. The group’s long-term strategy in the circular economy and deposit-return systems remains central for investors tracking European environmental services stocks.

Tomra’s positioning in resource recovery

Tomra focuses on technology for collection and sorting of used beverage containers, municipal waste and industrial materials, aiming to improve recycling rates and reduce resource loss worldwide. It competes for investor attention with environmental services peers such as Veolia in France and Waste Management in the United States, both listed in major indices.

The company presents itself as a provider of sensor-based sorting technology and reverse vending machines that support deposit-return schemes and recycling legislation in multiple regions, including Europe and North America. Regulatory momentum for circular economy policies in the European Union provides a structural backdrop for its long-term business model.

Long-term strategy and business focus

Tomra’s strategy centers on increasing installed bases of reverse vending machines and sorting systems, growing service revenues and software-enabled optimization over the life cycle of the equipment. It highlights global trends of higher collection rates, stricter recycling targets and extended producer responsibility schemes for packaging.

In the waste sorting segment, the company targets growth in plastic sorting, metals recovery and food quality inspection, relying on optical and sensor-based technologies designed to improve throughput for their customers. These technologies aim to help customers meet regulatory requirements and enhance resource efficiency, a theme followed by ESG-focused investors in Europe and beyond.

What the company sells

Tomra’s representative products include reverse vending machines used in deposit-return systems, where consumers return bottles and cans and receive refunds, and sensor-based sorting systems for waste and recycling plants that separate plastics, metals, paper and other materials. These products generate revenues through equipment sales, services and software updates.

Where the stock trades today

Tomra Systems ASA (NO0005668905) shares trade on Oslo Bors at around 200 Norwegian kroner as of 2026-06-26, 16:00 CET, based on recent price data from the Norwegian exchange.

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