Lamor restarts ramp-up at Kilpilahti circular oil plant after fire
Lamor resumed staged ramp-up at its Kilpilahti circular oil plant after fixing a minor gas leak and fire that halted commissioning in October.
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what happened
Lamor said its circular oil plant in Kilpilahti, Finland, resumed staged ramp-up on October 29, after a minor gas leak and fire during commissioning were dealt with. The plant is already producing circular oil, while the team works on consistent quality before reaching full operation. The first line has a design capacity of around 6,000 tonnes per year. The details are reported by TradingView, based on a release distributed through MFN.
why it matters
For markets this is an early operational step rather than a revenue event, since commercial production has not started and timing and volumes remain unclear. Sustained uninterrupted runs, verified product quality and a formal move to commercial output would be more meaningful signals. The story mainly matters to Lamor shareholders and to watchers of the niche plastics recycling sector.
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- Lamor Corporation Oyj (LAMOR) Restarts Kilpilahti Circular Oil Plant Ramp-Up — TradingView, 30 October 2026 at 15:10 UTC
- Lamor Corporation Plc (LAMOR) Resumes Kilpilahti Circular Oil Ramp-Up — TradingView, 30 October 2026 at 15:10 UTC
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