Largest shopping centre owner in Norway

The Olav Thon Group owns and manages over 80 shopping centres in Norway and Sweden. This makes us the largest shopping centre operator in Norway – and one of Scandinavia’s largest.

Olav Thon Group shopping centres

Since the opening of Strømmen Storsenter in 1985, the Olav Thon Group has become a solid player in the ownership and management of shopping centres in Norway.

Our shopping centres are located all over Norway – as far as Svalbard – and just outside the country, such as the very popular Nordby Shoppingcenter directly across the Swedish border.

Some centres are small and local, while others are among Norway’s largest shopping centres.

Get in touch – we know your customers

Together, we will find the centre and premises that are just right for your concept.

Bilde av Mona Delet Langbo — **Mona Delet Langbo** Shopping centre administration coordinator

Solid shopping centre operations and marketing

Many of the centres are owned and operated by us, while others are managed together with or for other owners.

The centres are run by experienced managers with an understanding of store composition, sustainability and customer flow. In addition, the centres receive support for operations, marketing and websites from experienced and service-minded employees at the head office.

This makes our shopping centres popular for both visitors and tenants!

Shopping centres in the Olav Thon Group

78 Shopping centres in Norway
10 Shopping centres in Sweden
78 NOK billion in total turnover in 2023.
8 of the 10 largest shopping centers in Norway are owned or managed by the Olav Thon Group

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Norway’s largest shopping centre

In 2023, the Olav Thon Group’s shopping centres had a total turnover of NOK 78 billion. Norway’s largest shopping centre was Lagunen Storsenter in Bergen, which alone had a turnover of almost NOK 4.3 billion.

News from the shopping centres

Rooftop bees: a buzzing partnership

Many streams make a river – also when it comes to bees! Read how buzzing team members contribute to increased knowledge in the Olav Thon Group.
Straightening out waste sorting with new technology

Waste sorting in a large company requires a continuous focus. Read about the measures that help the Olav Thon Group become more circular.
Taking social responsibility with a gaming room at Kvadrat shopping centre

The Olav Thon Group's social responsibility efforts take place both inside and outside the group. In Sandnes, the shopping centre has created an arena for gamers.
New job in the Olav Thon Group at the age of 64

After 37 years in health care and several years in the construction industry, Henrik Berg suddenly found himself without a job. He was 64 years old and had no plans to stop working.
Have had the same workplace for 34 years

When Ole Herredsvela got his first job at Strømmen Storsenter, he was 16 years old: "We are like a big family."
Sustainable shopping centre operations using high-tech systems

With innovative technology, creative waste sorting and beehives and solar panels on the roof, Ski Storsenter leads the way in achieving the Olav Thon Group's sustainability goals for the future. An added bonus is that the tenants benefit from lower shared expenses.