12Feb
RSI joins EPSI >>
Recreational Systems International has been accepted as a member of the European Platform for Sport Innovation. EPSI is a not-for-profit European membership-based networking organisation that focusses…
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04Feb
RSI welcomes Markus Deimling >>
Recreational Systems International (RSI) has strengthened its LED Grass Grow technology for sports fields team in Germany by appointing Markus Deimling as new business manager for stadium pitch concepts. Deimling brings with close to 30 years’ experience in the flooring industry.
29Jan
EU-ATS consortium wins innovation grant to realize fully circular artificial turf >>
The EU-ATS consortium of DSM-Niaga, NextEconomy.nu and Recreational Systems International (RSI) was granted the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) award. The SBIR is a competitive program of the Dutch Government which focuses on high quality, sustainable sports fields. The EU-ATS consortium is one of the initiatives that has received an incentive budget, between 400K and 750K, to develop a prototype for sustainable sport fields and turn it into a marketable product.
24Jan
Management change at European Turf Group >>
The European Turf Group (ETG), a subsidiary of Recreational Systems International (RSI), has appointed Rene van Hinthum as the new Business Unit Manager. The appointment frees up founding director Arnoud Fiolet to spend more time on the holding company RSI.
16Jan
RSI and ASC join forces to make the National Sports Agreement become a reality >>
Recreational Systems International (RSI) and Athletic Skills Company will together stimulate the sports and games experience and participation in the Netherlands. With their Athletic Skills Model (ASM), Athletic Skills Company has a unique concept for which RSI will provide the infrastructure.
16Dec
RSI wins innovation tender; 100% Recyclable artificial turf in the making >>
Dutch government tasks Recreational Systems International (RSI) with developing a truly 100% circular artificial turf. RSI has won a tender by the Dutch government to develop the artificial turf systems of the future. The new systems will be 100% recyclable, while also meeting the quality standards defined in the Quality Programmes issued by FIFA, World Rugby and FIH.
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