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Magnus Gyllenrapp – New Managing Director at Crane in Tumba
In his role, Magnus is responsible for one of the world's oldest paper mills located in Tumba, Sweden. Around 250 of a total of 1,300 Crane employees work at the facility, producing and designing cotton banknote paper.
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Dr. Aleta Richards Appointed as President of Crane Currency
“It is truly inspiring to join a company with a centuries-old history that has so dramatically reshaped the banknote industry in the last 20 years."
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The 3D Design Journey Changing an Industry
Washington Egas – from Holograms to Micro-Optics. Not many 3D designers in the world have had the opportunity to change an entire industry.
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Crane Currency awarded for Malta Solar Farm
In a groundbreaking stride towards sustainable energy solutions, Crane Currency’s pioneering solar farm in Malta has not only redefined the Maltese landscape of renewable energy but has also secured recognition for its exceptional commitment to sustainability.
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Protecting Data in the Banknote Security World
For most businesses, protecting the organization and its data is a daily and ongoing battle. The biggest cyber threat in 2023 is still ransomware and organized criminals are increasingly acting as illicit service providers.
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Central Bank of The Bahamas Recognized with 2023 Public First Award
The Central Bank of The Bahamas was awarded the 2023 Public First Award during the event’s Appreciation Dinner on March 14, 2023 in a ceremony at the Xara Lodge, Rabat, Malta.
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Crane Currency Recycles Banknote Paper into Tissue Paper
As a leading manufacturer of banknote paper, recycling is high on Crane Currency’s agenda. Sending waste to incineration to produce heat for central heating and generate electricity is one conventional alternative – but there are others.
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Crane in Tumba Invests in New Water Filter for Paper Production
Together with representatives from Botkyrka Municipality, Crane has inaugurated a huge filtration system that will reduce water consumption by as much as 500,000 cubic meters per year (130 million gallons) and remove more cotton fibers for reuse in paper production.