B2B Purchase –India’s No. 1 monthly magazine on project procurement – October, 2010Kryton Buildmat and its core business A worldwide leader in the manufacturing and distribution of crystalline concrete waterproofing

Southeast Asia Construction – Nov – Dec 2010 Kryton has developed a three-step restoration and protection system for above-grade concrete structures. The new Hydrostop Restore and Protect system greatly extends the useful life of aging concrete

Concrete Monthly – December 2010 Kryton International Inc. (kryton.com) has been named the best Manufacturing, Construction and Distribution company to work for in British Columbia. The company also secured second place in the Top 10 Overall category for all businesses in BC.

Concrete International – December 2010 The Hydrostop Restore & Protect System greatly extends the useful life of aging concrete infrastructure and buildings, improves overall aesthetics, and offers a more environmentally sustainable alternative to total replacement.

Vancouver, B.C. – (December 2, 2010) Kryton International Inc. has been named the best Manufacturing, Construction and Distribution company to work for in British Columbia. The company also secured second place in the Top 10 Overall category for all businesses in BC.

2010 Best Companies to Work for in BC – #1 Best Manufacturing, Construction and Distribution Business and #2 Overall Best Company to Work For in BC.

ConstructionWeekOnline.com – November 2010 Infrastructure in the Gulf region is ‘dramatically behind’ the rest of the developed world, according to Kevin Davis, director of sales for Kryton.

ReNew Canada – The Infrastructure Renewal Magazine – 2010 Location: Guadalajara, Jalisco Description: This 10-year-old water tank in Mexico has never been used.  In order to rehabilitate it, major resurfacing work will be done.

Alberta Construction Magazine – Winter 2010 A new three-step restoration and protection system for above-grade concrete structures is available from Kryton International Inc.

Arab Construction World – October 2010 It is in concrete’s nature to deteriorate over time. As a porous material, it is weakened by the elements – from rain and frost to chloride contamination to harsh marine environments. It is for