Recent events

7 - 11 June, 2010 - Primekss participates in Business Week in Seoul, South Korea, organized by EU-Gateway Programme.

1. V, 2010 - Primekss is represented in the website of the Latvia Pavilion at Expo 2010 in Shangai.

26 March, 2010 - Latvia Builders Association  awarded the Best New Building in Latvia in 2010 title to Parventa library (Ventspils). Floors in the library were build by Primekss using PrimeComposite technology and polymer coating.

1-5 February, 2010 – Primekss participates in Business week in Tokyo, Japan, organized by EU-Gateway Programme.

13 EU construction enterprises, selected by EU Export Promotion programme participate.

January, 2010 - Paarventas Library (Ventspils, Latvia) has been awardad Design Award for the Best Interior in Public Building in Latvia 2009. Here is an article (in Latvian) in Deko January 2010. Floors built by Primekss can be seen in the article.

12 December, 2009 - Primekss has been awarded Innovative Product Award 2009 by Investment and Development Agency of Latvia for PrimeComposite technology. Here is comentary Exportin Success by Mr.Ojars Klanins, Director, Latvian Institute.

30 October - 28 November, 2009 - exhibition "Happy Art Museum" is open in the newly established exhbiton space in 1 Ziedleju Street, Riga, Latvia. Primekss specialists have lied floors in area 1098 m² /general contractor: LX Grupa/.

12 October, 2009 – Primekss has been awarded EU grant of 250 000 EUR in composite concrete research. Results will help significantly improve quality of concrete floors.

22-27 September, 2009 – Primekss participates in construction exhibition ByggReisDeg 2009 (stand #C01-18), Oslo, Norway.

1-5 February, 2009 - Primekss participates in Business week in Seoul, South Korea, organized by EU-Gateway Programme.

19 EU construction enterprises, selected by EU Export Promotion programme, participate in the Business week.

October, 2009 – Primekss has started commercial sales of the PrimeComposite technology. This Clean Tech technology not only considerably reduces persistent concrete problems such as cracking, but also decreases CO₂ emission by more than 50% in comparison with traditional concrete floor constructions.

May, 2008 – article „New Frontiers for Steel Fiber-Reinforced Concrete: Experience from Baltics and Scandinavia” by Primekss  Chairman Janis Oslejs is published in American Concrete Society’s magazine Concrete International May issue.