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Google has announced new investments in digital infrastructure in Finland, building on more than 15 years of operations in the country. The investments will strengthen the foundations of the digital economy and artificial intelligence while supporting clean energy solutions, local partnerships, and regional development.

Finland continues to stand out for the quality of its workforce. While companies see room for improvement, they remain highly confident in the skill level, expertise and adaptability of people working in Finland.

Discover the investments, innovations and strategic partnerships that shaped Finland’s growth in Q2 2026, from clean energy and AI to space technology and industrial-scale innovation.

Finland has a technically advanced core workforce in health tech & life sciences, a huge supply of new graduates, strong regional clusters and an unusually large reservoir of lapsed professionals who are willing and eager to return if the right roles appear.

International companies play a larger role in Finland than many realize. Their contribution to jobs, exports, R&D and long-term investment makes them an essential pillar of the country’s competitiveness.

With 14% of the country’s workforce made up of ICT professionals, Finland’s digital backbone is broader than that of many nations several times its size.

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.