Saare Dolomiit-Väokivi
Saare Dolomiit-Väokivi is an Estonian private company that mines and processes limestone and dolomite, marketing its natural-stone products under the Reval Stone trademark since 2007.
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Overview
Saare Dolomiit-Väokivi is an Estonian natural-stone company engaged in the extraction and processing of limestone and dolomite. The company is headquartered in Tallinn, while its manufacturing facility is located on Saaremaa island, an area associated with Estonia's long-standing dolomite and limestone industry. Its quarrying operations include Kaarma and Selgase dolomite deposits on Saaremaa, Lasnamäe limestone in Tallinn, and Orgita dolomite near Märjamaa. Although the current private limited company was established in 1997, its industrial lineage reaches back to 1967, when the Saaremaa unit of the Eesti Dolomiit factory was created. This historical connection places the business among Estonia's older producers of quarried and processed limestone and dolomite. The company's predecessor structure also included an Estonian-Canadian joint venture established in 1989 under the name Saare Dolomiit–McIntosh Granite Corporation. That venture became insolvent in 1994, after which the Saare Dolomiit private company was formed in 1997. From 2003, the company adopted the name OÜ Saare Dolomiit-Väokivi. Since 2007, the company has marketed its products using the Reval Stone trademark. The brand is therefore associated with natural building and architectural stone rather than with a broad consumer-goods portfolio. Its activities encompass quarrying raw stone, processing stone materials, and supplying products derived from Estonian limestone and dolomite deposits. The available reference material does not specify individual product specifications, customer sectors, export volumes, ownership, management, or a current corporate website. The business is primarily an Estonian industrial and materials company. Its geographic footprint is defined by the location of its deposits and processing facilities: quarry resources are distributed across Saaremaa, Tallinn, and the Märjamaa area, while the administrative headquarters are in Tallinn. Publicly cited historical financial information records revenue of €1.86 million in 2015; this figure is historical and should not be treated as a current performance measure.
History
Saare Dolomiit-Väokivi's industrial background is linked to Estonia's limestone and dolomite sector and predates the incorporation of the present company. In 1967, a Saaremaa unit of the Eesti Dolomiit, or “Estonian Dolomite,” factory was established. This unit formed part of the island's developing quarrying and stone-processing industry and provided the historical foundation for the business later associated with Saare Dolomiit-Väokivi. A significant corporate reorganization occurred in 1989, when an Estonian-Canadian joint venture named Saare Dolomiit–McIntosh Granite Corporation was created. The venture represented an attempt to develop the stone business through cross-border cooperation, but it went bankrupt in 1994. The current private limited company, Saare Dolomiit, was subsequently established in 1997 and is described as the direct successor to that failed joint venture. From 2003 onward, the company used the name OÜ Saare Dolomiit-Väokivi. The business has remained focused on the extraction and processing of natural stone. Its quarry resources are located in several parts of Estonia: Kaarma and Selgase on Saaremaa, Lasnamäe in Tallinn, and Orgita near Märjamaa. The company's administrative headquarters are in Tallinn, while its factory is located on Saaremaa. This arrangement combines a capital-city base with production close to the island's historically important dolomite resources. In 2007, the company began using Reval Stone as a trademark for marketing its products. The trademark created a market-facing identity for stone products produced from the company's limestone and dolomite resources, while the legal company continued to operate under the Saare Dolomiit-Väokivi name. The available source material does not provide a detailed catalogue of finished products, distribution arrangements, export markets, ownership structure, or executive leadership. The company's documented financial history includes reported revenue of €1.86 million in 2015. No later financial figures are included in the supplied reference material. Saare Dolomiit-Väokivi is described as active and remains characterized by its role as an Estonian miner and processor of natural limestone and dolomite.
- 2015
Reported revenue of €1.86 million
[1]Published reference material reports company revenue of €1.86 million for 2015.
- 2007
Reval Stone trademark adopted
[1]The company began marketing its stone products under the Reval Stone trademark.
- 2003
Name changed to Saare Dolomiit-Väokivi
[1]The company began operating under the name OÜ Saare Dolomiit-Väokivi.
- 1997
Saare Dolomiit private company established
[1]The private limited company Saare Dolomiit was established as the direct predecessor of the current business.
- 1994
Joint venture becomes bankrupt
[1]The Saare Dolomiit–McIntosh Granite Corporation joint venture went bankrupt.
- 1989
Estonian-Canadian joint venture formed
[1]Saare Dolomiit–McIntosh Granite Corporation was established as an Estonian-Canadian joint venture.
- 1967
Saaremaa Eesti Dolomiit unit established
[1]A Saaremaa unit of the Eesti Dolomiit factory was established, forming part of the historical industrial lineage of the later company.
Products and positioning
An Estonian quarrying and natural-stone processor built around locally sourced limestone and dolomite, with products marketed under the Reval Stone trademark.
Dolomite
Kaarma dolomite
Dolomite quarried from the Kaarma area of Saaremaa. It forms part of the company's natural-stone resource base and is processed for the company's stone-product business. The supplied sources do not specify individual grades, formats, finishes, or end-use applications.
Dolomite
Selgase dolomite
Dolomite extracted from the Selgase area on Saaremaa island. It is among the deposits associated with Saare Dolomiit-Väokivi's quarrying operations and contributes to the company's processed natural-stone offering. Detailed product specifications are not provided in the available reference material.
Limestone
Lasnamäe limestone
Limestone quarried in the Lasnamäe area of Tallinn. The material is part of the company's Estonian limestone portfolio and is processed alongside dolomite from its other quarry locations. The available source does not identify specific dimensions, finishes, or named finished products.
Dolomite
Orgita dolomite
Dolomite sourced from the Orgita area near Märjamaa. It is one of the company's documented quarry resources and supports its broader activity in mining and processing natural stone. Further technical or commercial details are not available in the supplied sources.
Natural stone · 2007
Reval Stone natural-stone products
The Reval Stone trademark has been used since 2007 to market products made from the company's quarried limestone and dolomite. It is the principal customer-facing product identity identified in the reference material. The sources do not provide a complete catalogue or distinguish specific product families sold under the mark.
Brand decisions
2007
Adoption of the Reval Stone trademarkStrategyBackground
The company operated a quarrying and stone-processing business but needed a market-facing identity for its natural-stone products.
Action taken
Saare Dolomiit-Väokivi began marketing its products under the Reval Stone trademark.
Aftermath
Reval Stone became the documented commercial trademark associated with the company's limestone and dolomite products. The available sources do not quantify its commercial impact.
Recent events
- 2015
Reported revenue reached €1.86 million[1]
Other
The company was reported to have generated revenue of €1.86 million during 2015.
- 2007
Reval Stone trademark introduced for product marketing[1]
Product launch
Saare Dolomiit-Väokivi began marketing its natural-stone products under the Reval Stone trademark.
- 2003
Company adopts the Saare Dolomiit-Väokivi name[1]
Other
The company began using the name OÜ Saare Dolomiit-Väokivi.
- 1997
Company established as a private limited company[1]
Other
The current Saare Dolomiit private limited company was established as the successor to the earlier Saare Dolomiit–McIntosh Granite Corporation venture.
Sources1 sources
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