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Isola is organized as a
concern with Isola Holding AS[6][7] as the parent company. The Norwegian magazine
Kapital ranked Isola as the 455th largest company in Norway in 2020.[8] Isola has manufacturing locations in
Norway and the
Czech Republic.
In 2012,
Erna Solberg stated that "Isola is an example of how important innovation is for Norwegian industry to secure its competitiveness into the future".[9] A former Isola factory site in
Brevik, Norway was sold in 2014[10] and is being redeveloped for housing.[11] Isola entered into the solar market in 2020[12] and created a partnership with utility company
Skagerak Energi in 2021.
^Ronald Haakonsen, Johan Arnt Rasmussen, Carl Jørgen Halvorsen (1999),
"Isola-eksport til en rekke land"(PDF), Pionerer viste vei i Grenland [Pioneers showed the way in Grenland] (in Norwegian),
Skien: Skiensfjordens Polytekniske Forening, p. 82,
ISBN82-995213-0-0, archived from
the original(PDF) on 2014-02-22, The Isola Group has an extensive business based on traditions dating back to 1940. It was this year that Harald Thiis-Evensen senior founded the company, which is today owned by the third generation Thiis-Evensen.{{
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^"Erna Solberg besøkte Isola" [Erna Solberg visited Isola]. Byggeindustrien (in Norwegian). 2012-11-23. She stated that Isola is an example of how important innovation is for Norwegian industry to secure its competitiveness into the future