The East Harbour Company (Austurhöfn-TR ehf. in Icelandic) is a private company, founded in 2003 by the Icelandic State (54%) and the city of Reykjavík (46%), working to prepare the East Harbour Project; the construction of a concert hall and conference centre by Reykjavík's East Harbour.
In 2009, following the economic collapse in 2008, The East Harbour Company took over Portus and Sistus, the companies that were in charge of the construction of the centre following a tender. The East Harbour Company took over all rights and duties that came with the contract for the building and running of the concert hall and conference centre, and the sister companies Portus and Situs are now subsidiaries of The East Harbour Company.
Portus in charge of both the construction of the concert hall and conference centre through the subsidiary Totus, and also the preparation for the running of the centre, through the subsidiary Ago.
Situs owns the adjoining lots to the concert hall and conference centre. Its subsidiary Hospes is a real estate and operating company for a hotel by the East Harbour, and Custos is a real estate and operating company for other buildings.
The East Harbour Company offices are in the Hafnarhús by Tryggvagata 17, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland.
General manager of The East Harbour Company is Stefán Hermannsson, E-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it