Cases and News

Defense and security company Saab has made a long-term commitment to Finland, transforming its initial presence into a hub of innovation, research, and production.

France-based Verso Energy is planning two industrial-scale e-fuel production plants in Northern Finland. The decision reflects a growing recognition among international energy players that Finland is well-positioned to play a central role in the clean energy transition.

Over the past 10 years, ABB has invested an average of EUR 55 million annually on developing its operations in Finland – and now the company has received the Long-term International Investor award from the President of Finland.

Finland doesn’t always spotlight its strengths with the same force as larger investment destinations, which means its advantages can be underestimated from afar. But for global companies, Finland’s stability, trust and functionality stand out where it counts.

Discover the investments and partnerships driving Finland’s growth in Q1 2026, and why international capital continues to flow in.

The volume of foreign investments in Finland increased sharply after three years of decline. According to Invest in Finland's monitoring, 527 foreign investment projects were located in Finland, which is 160 more than in the previous year.

Several things contribute to Finnish happiness, many of which also make Finland a great country to do business and invest in. We listed five reasons why Finland is a country where people experience a high quality of life—and which also make Finland a place for entrepreneurship and innovation that punches above its weight in many sectors.

Germany and Finland are pursuing ambitious goals in the hydrogen sector. Finland‘s production capacities and Germany's high demand of clean hydrogen enhance opportunities for commercial cooperation. Both countries mutually benefit from each other and expand their position on the hydrogen market.

Business Finland and Hokkoku Financial Holdings have signed an MoU to enhance collaboration in innovation and infrastructure, particularly in Japan's Hokuriku region. The partnership focuses on sustainable development, digital advancements, and global competitiveness, leveraging Finland's strengths in smart city and health technologies.