Resand Increases Norion Bank Loan Facility to €25 Million for Expansion
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Resand Increases Norion Bank Loan Facility to €25 Million for Expansion

The additional funding will support the foundry sand recycling company's international growth.

6/5/2026
Ghita Khalfaoui
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Finnish technology firm Resand Ltd has significantly bolstered its financial capacity by expanding its loan facility with Norion Bank to €25 million. This strategic move is designed to accelerate the company's international expansion and meet the surging demand for its innovative foundry sand recycling solutions. The increased funding will directly support investments in new machinery to fulfill recent and future customer agreements.


Strategic Financing for Sustainable Growth

The newly expanded equipment financing facility represents a substantial increase from the original €14.5 million agreed upon in late 2025. This capital is specifically allocated for acquiring new sand reclamation machinery, enabling Resand to scale its operations effectively. The investment directly addresses the growing pressure on industrial foundries to enhance both their environmental sustainability and operational cost-efficiency.

Market demand is driven by a clear industry shift towards more responsible manufacturing and resource management. Foundries are increasingly seeking ways to reduce their carbon footprint and secure a stable supply of essential materials like sand. Resand's "Sand as a Service" model provides a compelling circular economy solution, reducing the need for virgin sand extraction.

Recent Commercial Success and Market Expansion

According to CEO Mikko Immonen, the financing expansion reflects the company's strong growth trajectory, particularly in early 2026. He highlighted recent service agreements with AGVS Aluminium Werke GmbH in Germany and silica sand producer Termit in Slovenia. These partnerships significantly strengthen Resand's presence in the key DACH and Central European markets.

Immonen further stated that the additional funding provides an excellent foundation for pursuing the company's internationalization strategy. This capital injection allows Resand to confidently enter new markets and continue its planned global expansion. The partnership with Norion Bank is seen as a critical enabler of this strategic vision for sustainable growth.

A Partnership Built on Shared Vision

From Norion Bank's perspective, the decision to increase the facility was a logical progression in a strengthening partnership. Karl-Mikael Holmbäck of Norion Bank noted that the bank is committed to supporting Resand as it expands its international footprint. This support is built on a deep and evolving understanding of Resand's unique business model and investment cycle.

Holmbäck emphasized that Resand successfully combines solid commercial fundamentals with a measurable positive environmental impact. Norion Bank specializes in providing tailored financing to growth-focused companies with scalable and asset-backed business models. This alignment makes the partnership a natural fit for both organizations' long-term goals and values.

Resand's CFO, Maarit Nissinen, praised the practical benefits and flexibility of the financing arrangement. She noted that the facility scales with business growth, providing crucial predictability for making strategic investment decisions. The smooth collaboration underscores the bank's deep understanding of the operational logic behind Resand's innovative service model.


This €25 million financing marks a pivotal moment for Resand, empowering it to scale its impactful sand recycling technology across Europe and beyond. The investment not only validates the company's circular economy model but also reflects a broader industrial trend towards resource efficiency. As foundries continue to prioritize sustainability, Resand is now better positioned than ever to lead the charge.