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Arctic Trucks
Arctic Trucks is an automotive company based in Iceland, specializing in the
re-engineering and customization of four-wheel drive vehicles for extreme
conditions. The company is known for its innovative vehicle designs that enhance
performance, reliability, and safety, particularly in harsh environments like
the Arctic and Antarctic regions. Arctic Trucks provides a range of vehicles
categorized into Sports and Utility, Professional, and Exploration types. Their
vehicles have been engineered to handle extreme terrains, featuring
high-capacity suspensions, custom axles, and proprietary tires designed for snow
and off-road conditions.
URL :
www.arctictrucks.com
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Bónus
Bónus is an Icelandic supermarket chain known for its no-frills approach,
focusing on providing the lowest possible prices for consumers. Bónus is the
largest supermarket chain in Iceland, operating 31 stores in Iceland and seven
in the Faroe Islands. Bónus operates with a simple layout, limited hours, and a
focus on cost-cutting measures to maintain low prices. The chain has been
notable for its commitment to sustainability, being the first supermarket in
Iceland to invest in carbon offsetting and to stop selling traditional plastic
bags.
URL :
www.bonus.is
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Brim hf
Brim hf is a leading Icelandic company in the fishing and fish processing
industry. Headquartered in Reykjavík, Brim operates several fish processing
plants across Iceland, including locations in Akranes and Vopnafjörður. Brim
specializes in the processing of both groundfish and pelagic fish, utilizing
advanced fishing and processing technologies to enhance efficiency and
sustainability. The company operates a fleet that includes freezing vessels,
wetfish trawlers, and pelagic vessels, which supply its processing plants.
URL :
www.brim.is
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Carbon Recycling International
Carbon Recycling International (CRI) is a leading company in the field of
CO₂-to-methanol technology. Based in Iceland, CRI is recognized for its
innovative approach to producing renewable methanol, known as e-methanol, from
carbon dioxide and hydrogen. This process utilizes water electrolysis or
hydrogen captured from industrial waste gases. The technology is trademarked as
Emissions-to-Liquids (ETL), and the methanol produced is marketed under the name
Vulcanol.
URL :
www.carbonrecycling.com
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deCODE genetics
deCODE genetics is a biopharmaceutical company based in Reykjavik, Iceland,
founded in 1996 by Kári Stefánsson. It specializes in using population genetics
studies to identify genetic variations associated with common diseases, aiming
to develop novel methods for disease identification, treatment, and prevention.
The company is renowned for its contributions to human genetics and precision
medicine, often publishing its findings in major scientific journals.
URL :
www.decode.com
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Eimskip
Eimskip is a prominent Icelandic transportation company, specializing in
worldwide freight forwarding services, particularly in the North Atlantic
region. Eimskip operates a global network of offices and offers services that
include the transportation of temperature-controlled cargo, with a significant
focus on seafood products. Eimskip has 56 offices across 20 countries on four
continents, including Europe, North America, South America, and Asia. The
company operates seven vessels and has a history of managing cold storage
facilities, once owning over 180 worldwide. It currently maintains 42 warehouses
and cold storages in North America, Europe, and Asia.
URL :
www.eimskip.com
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Hagar
Hagar hf. is a prominent Icelandic holding company headquartered in Kópavogur,
primarily involved in the retail sector. It operates several well-known grocery
chains, including Hagkaup and Bónus, and has a significant presence in the
Icelandic market with a combined market share of approximately 48% in food
retail. Hagar operated 57 stores and employed around 2,200 people. In addition
to grocery retail, Hagar also operates gas stations under the Olís brand and has
a logistics division known as Aðföng, which handles procurement and distribution
for its retail operations.
URL :
www.hagar.is
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Hagkaup
Hagkaup is a prominent Icelandic hypermarket chain, that offers a diverse range
of products, including food, cosmetics, clothing, and toys. Originally founded
as a mail-order business, it has evolved into a major retail player with seven
stores across Iceland, including five in the greater Reykjavík area and one in
Akureyri. Notably, two of its locations operate 24 hours a day, providing
convenience for shoppers.
URL :
www.hagkaup.is
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Icelandair
Icelandair is the national airline of Iceland, headquartered at Reykjavík
Airport. It operates a network of flights primarily from its main hub at
Keflavík International Airport, connecting Europe and North America. The
airline's fleet includes a mix of Boeing and Airbus aircraft, with a current
focus on modernizing its fleet, including plans to replace older models with
newer, more efficient ones. Icelandair offers unique travel options, such as the
ability to add a stopover in Iceland at no additional airfare when flying
between North America and Europe.
URL :
www.icelandair.com
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Landsbankinn hf.
Landsbankinn hf. is a prominent Icelandic commercial bank. The bank is
headquartered in Reykjavík and is majority-owned by the Icelandic government,
which holds approximately 98.2% of its shares. Landsbankinn provides a
comprehensive range of financial services, including personal and corporate
banking, loans, and investment services. It has a strong presence in the
Icelandic market and is known for its customer-focused approach. The bank also
offers digital banking solutions, allowing clients to manage their finances
conveniently through online platforms and mobile applications.
URL :
www.landsbankinn.is
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Marel
Marel is a global leader in food processing solutions, specializing in the
poultry, meat, and fish industries. The company provides a comprehensive range
of innovative machinery, software, and services aimed at enhancing the
efficiency and sustainability of food production. Marel's focus on cutting-edge
technologies, such as automation and digitization, helps food processors improve
their competitive edge while ensuring high-quality and safe food production.
URL :
www.marel.com
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Ölgerðin Egill Skallagrímsson
Ölgerðin Egill Skallagrímsson is an Icelandic brewery and beverage company,
recognized as the oldest beer-producing factory in Iceland. The company produces
a wide range of beverages, including beer, non-alcoholic drinks, and soft drinks
such as Egils Appelsín. Annually, it produces about 45 million liters of
beverages. In addition to its own beer brands, Ölgerðin also operates Borg
Brugghús, which specializes in crafting gourmet beers.
URL :
www.olgerdin.is
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Össur
Össur is a global leader in orthopaedics, specializing in the development,
manufacturing, and sale of non-invasive orthopaedic equipment, including
bracing, support products, compression therapy, and prosthetics. The company is
headquartered in Reykjavík, Iceland, with operations in more than 36 countries
and employing around 4,000 people.
URL :
www.ossur.com
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Pósturinn.is
Pósturinn.is is the official website of Íslandspóstur, the national postal
service of Iceland. Íslandspóstur offers a wide range of services beyond
traditional mail delivery. These include domestic and international mail,
courier services through TNT Express Transport, printing and publication
services, customs brokerage, packaging, and the sale of various products like
writable CDs and greeting cards. The company also acts as a proxy for lottery
tickets in several rural areas and offers message and same-day dispatch
services.
URL :
www.posturinn.is
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Vodafone Iceland
Vodafone Iceland is a telecommunications company that provides a range of
services including mobile (2G, 3G, 4G), fixed-line services, and internet
solutions such as ADSL, VDSL, and fiber optics. Although it operates under the
Vodafone brand, it is owned by Sýn hf and is not directly part of the Vodafone
Group, which only franchises the brand and its associated advertising styles.
URL :
www.vodafone.is