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We’re proud to announce that Kari Yuers, FACI, President & CEO of Kryton International Inc., has been selected to receive the Michel Bakhoum International Collaboration Award from the American Concrete Institute (ACI). This highly regarded award recognizes individuals who have demonstrated outstanding leadership in advancing ACI’s international initiatives and promoting global knowledge transfer to improve … Read More
As coastal cities face rising sea levels and stronger storm surges, marine infrastructure projects are rethinking long-term durability. According to a recent article from Canadian Transportation & Logistics Times, engineers and developers across North America are turning to integral waterproofing and hard-wearing concrete technologies to extend the life of piers, ports, and seawalls. These solutions … Read More
Aging U.S. dams face urgent repairs, with nearly $3.5 billion in federal funding now available to modernize critical infrastructure. In a recent article from ForConstructionPros.com, Kryton Vice President Kevin Yuers explains how permeability-reducing admixtures like Krystol Internal Membrane (KIM) and abrasion-resistant solutions like Hard-Cem can extend the lifespan of hydroelectric dams while reducing costly downtime … Read More
[New Delhi, India] — Kryton International Inc., the global leader in integral concrete waterproofing and durability solutions, today announced the official launch of its new Kryton India website, a dedicated digital hub designed to support engineers, contractors, developers, and municipal buyers across the country. The website is part of Kryton’s expanded commitment to India, one … Read More
America’s wastewater and stormwater systems just received failing grades of D+ and D, as recently reported in the American Business Times. The findings highlight a critical need for durable, watertight infrastructure as aging concrete, underfunding, and chemical exposure continue to cause cracks, leaks, and costly repairs. Fortunately, a strategic solution lies in employing durable, self-healing … Read More
As featured in Yahoo Finance – Kryton International Inc. is spotlighted in Yahoo Finance for revealing a critical vulnerability in North America’s hydropower infrastructure: concrete degradation. As hydroelectric assets age—many now over 50 years old—their concrete is under relentless attack from hydraulic pressure, abrasion, and chemical exposure. Kryton’s Head of Marketing, Kevin Yuers, warns that … Read More
In a recent feature with Chief Executive, Kryton International CEO Kari Yuers shared how a bold decision to narrow Kryton’s product line from 150 to just 12 sparked a new era of focused growth for the Vancouver-based company. Yuers, who took on the role in 2005, led the strategic shift to concentrate entirely on Kryton’s … Read More
As hyperscale and edge data centers expand to meet the demands of AI and 24/7 connectivity, Kryton International is spotlighting a silent threat to uptime: concrete degradation. In a new article from International Business Times, Kryton President & CEO Kari Yuers shares why outdated or untreated concrete is no longer acceptable in mission-critical infrastructure. From … Read More
As climate change accelerates, the construction industry faces heightened risks from rising groundwater, heavier rainfall, and extreme weather events. A recent article in Waterproof Magazine underscores the urgent need for advanced waterproofing strategies that can meet the demands of an unpredictable future. The article highlights how traditional barriers and membranes are giving way to integral … Read More
On February 26, 2025, residents of the Dockside Condominiums in Charleston, South Carolina, were given just 48 hours to evacuate after engineers raised serious concerns about the building’s structural safety. The event immediately drew comparisons to the tragic collapse of the Champlain Towers South in Surfside, Florida, which claimed 98 lives in 2021. As we … Read More