From April 10–12, Limestone Factories of Estonia will participate in the Tallinn construction fair!
Under the REVAL STONE brand, the limestone and dolomite natural stone quarried in Estonia by Limestone Factories of Estonia OÜ will be presented at the ESTBUILD 2025 construction fair with a new, fresh, large-format exhibition, featuring wire-sawn Kaarma stone tiles.
At our booth, you will discover:
Forward-thinking innovations that open up new opportunities for using domestic limestone and dolomite in architecture, as well as in interior and landscape design
📅 When: April 10–12 📍 Where: Pirita tee 28, Tallinn 🕙 Time: 10:00–18:00 🔢 Booth No.: C-93
Limestone Factories of Estonia OÜ has long supported the Estonian Kickboxing Federation, including a young athlete from Narva who made history in Estonian sports by becoming the European Kickboxing Champion in November 2024.
At the European Kickboxing Championship, held in Athens from November 1 to 10, Alexandra Djikaeva defeated Turkish athlete Zeynep Cetintas (ranked No. 1 in the WAKO World Champion rankings) in the women’s K-1 final in the 48 kg category.
Alexandra Djikaeva, born in 2003, represents the Konkiro club in Narva. She competes in K-1, the most intense style of kickboxing, in the 48 kg weight class. She joined the Estonian national team in 2018 and immediately won a bronze medal at the World Championship (junior category). In 2019, she became the European Champion (junior category), followed by another European Championship title in 2021 (senior juniors). In 2022, she won bronze at the European Championship (adult category), and in 2023, she secured bronze at the World Championship (adult category). In 2024, she claimed gold at the World Cup and the European Championship, making her a European Champion in all age categories!
On her path to victory, she overcame highly decorated opponents from Turkey, Serbia, and Austria, including world and European champions. This victory not only placed her at the top of the podium but also marked a significant milestone for Estonia, highlighting a new level of achievement in martial arts for the country.
Aleksandra Džikaeva became the European champion in kickboxing in November 2024
The international Stockholm Furniture Fair 2025 took place this year from February 4–8 in Stockholm, Sweden.
The Stockholm Furniture Fair is the world’s leading meeting place for Scandinavian design. Nowhere else in the world can you find so many Scandinavian design companies gathered under one roof. It is the first venue to showcase the latest trends and innovations.
This year’s event, held at the Stockholmsmässan exhibition center, brought together industry leaders, emerging talents, and design enthusiasts from more than 85 countries, underlining the fair’s significance as a hub for business networking, collaboration, culture, and future-oriented ideas.
Limestone Factories of Estonia OÜ representatives also participated in Stockholm Furniture Fair.
The quarries on different sides of Tallinn are as different as night and day – while on the Harku side we see abandoned Soviet-era pits and ever-expanding active mining, on the Maardu side the mining was barely finished when the excavated pit was covered with soil, giving the natural environment a chance to recover.
Limestone Factories of Estonia OÜ, formerly known as Paekivitoodete Tehase OÜ, operated in the Maardu quarry. Together with Kuldar Õunapuu, a member of the board of the company, we went to the cleared out quarry to see the state of its restoration.
1/4 Maardu Quarry Photos: Ilmar Saabas / Delfi Meedia
Two years ago, the company had already restored 50 hectares of the Maardu quarry and handed it over to the local government, the municipality of Jõelähtme, for the construction of technology parks. Now, another 24 hectares have been restored in half a year.
The Maardu limestone quarry was opened in 2004, while Limestone Factories was granted a mining permit specifically for this area – which has been cleaned up in the last phase – in 2019. Long before that, in Soviet times, it was actually a phosphorite mine, according to Kuldar Õunapuu. The shafts of the phosphorite mine, which were dug 15 metres into the ground, are still there and the current limestone mining operation actually took place above these abandoned shafts.
One of the important business activities of Limestone Factories of Estonia OÜ is refining of domestic natural stone. Under the Reval Stone brand we manufacture and market finishing materials and furnishing products made of stone.
Step into the world of Reval Stone, where high-quality Estonian limestone and dolomite are crafted with precision and passion. In this video, we offer an exclusive look at our operations and showcase the impressive journey from quarry to finished product.
Reval Stone combines tradition with technology to create natural stone solutions that enhance architectural projects. Whether you are an architect, designer, builder, or homeowner, we invite you to discover how Reval Stone can add timeless value to your projects.
Representatives of Limestone Factories of Estonia OÜ visited Komatsu factories, tech center, and quarry in Japan and England.
In November, the company’s representatives visited the Komatsu factory in Newcastle, England, where they explored the latest advancements in hybrid excavator production. They also visited limestone quarry near York, where they had the opportunity to see the equipment in real-world operations and interact with its users.
In Japan, the representatives of Limestone Factories of Estonia visited Komatsu Tech Center and the Komatsu Awazu plant.
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Komatsu, NewcastleKomatsu quarry, NewcastleKomatsu factory in EnglandKomatsu Techno-centre, JapanKomatsu plant in Japan – AwazuKomatsu factory in Japan – AwazuKomatsu Techno-Centre in JapanKomatsu Techno-Centre in Japan