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Finland

  • Juha Turunen / Haavin Herkut - Finland - [Seafood]
    We sell all sea produkts. Red King Crab,Halibut,Cod,Red fish etc.
  • Pharma Industry Finland
    This site will provide you with information about Pharma Industry Finland and give you facts and figures about the pharmaceutical industry. PIF represents almost all the pharmaceutical companies researching, manufacturing and marketing medicinal products in Finland. The members represent the research-based, generic, OTC and veterinary pharmaceutical industry. Altogether PIF has 70 members.
  • Finnish Industry Investment Ltd
    Finnish Industry Investment Ltd is a government-owned investment company. It engages in equity capital investment and invests in venture capital funds, private equity funds and directly in selected target companies. Finnish Industry Investment Ltd is administered by the Ministry of Trade and Industry.
  • National Board of Patents and Registration of Finland
    As an organisation specialised in industrial property rights and business and corporation activities, the National Board of Patents and Registration of Finland (NBPR) advances enterprise, innovativeness, and corporate activities both in Finland and internationally. NBPR fosters human capital and furthers technological and economic development.
  • Efinland
    Efinland is built and maintained in co-operation with Ministry of transport and Communications, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Finance, National Technology Agency (Tekes), Finnish National Fund for Research and Development (Sitra) and Finnish Information Society Development Centre. Below you can find brief descriptions and the contact details of each of these organisations.
  • Suomi.fi
    A portal for Finland's public sector services and related information. It contains e.g. an alphabetical directory of public administration
    organisations and departments.
  • Welcome to Finland
    Our site aims to provide you with the most valuable information for your travel needs. Whether you are interested in Helsinki art and culture, Finland Architecture, culinary travel, family and adventure travel, Santa's Workshop, Scandinavian holidays or Baltic cruises, the Finnish Tourist Board can be of assistance to you. A Northern European experience is enriching. The information available on the site also includes Finland hotel information, including Helsinki hotel options.
  • SeaCompanion
    Rapidly developing marine information hub on the Internet. The objective of SeaCompanion is to provide the marine industry with a contact platform for efficient and easy information retrieval, and for establishing business and other related relationships. Today, SeaCompanion is the one of the largest marine web sites with more than 3,000 searchable marine links, and extensive searchable company and product databases continuously being amended with more information.
  • Finlex database
    The new FINLEX Data Bank is an information system available free-of-charge on the Internet. The following materials are available in foreign languages

    - A database of translations of Finnish acts and decrees into other languages (mostly in English) , this section contains appr. 200 full-text translations of Finnish Acts of Parliament, for the rest of translations it provides reference information on the availability of a translated text.

    - database of international treaties mostly in Finnish, from 1999 in the Finnish Treaty Series several treaties also in other languages, in PDF.
    - A database of the judgments of the European Court of Human Rights - the cases concerning Finland are available in English

    FINLEX is owned and updated by the Finnish Ministry of Justice and it consists of thirty databases

  • Statistics Finland
    Statistics Finland operates administratively under the Ministry of Finance, but is fully and independently responsible for its activities, services and statistics. Statistics Finland has a personnel of around 1,100, of whom 200 are employed as statistical interviewers. In addition to its head office in Helsinki, Statistics Finland has regional service offices in Turku, Tampere, Seinäjoki and Oulu. Mission: Statistics Finland combines collected data with its own expertise to produce statistics and information services for the needs of society, promotes the use of statistics and develops national official statistics.
  • Finnfacts
    Finnfacts is an independent media service unit that operates as an interface between foreign media and Finnish Industry. Finnfacts' mission is to help journalists get to know Finnish industry, companies and business life. Finnfacts publishes information material concerning Finnish industry, and the Finnfacts staff members are experts in organizing visits for reporters to Finnish companies.  Finnfacts has a solid network of domestic and international contacts that operates an interface between international media and Finnish companies. Finnfacts' target groups are journalists in national and local newspapers, financial and trade magazines, as well in TV, radio, and other electronic media.
  • Invest in Finland
    Finland has one of the best performing economies in the EU and Europe. This success has been driven by global demand for electronics, especially information technology and mobile communications. Although Finland's outstanding concentration of intellectual capital is often cited as the reason for this development, Finland's true strengths are much broader:
    a highly educated population, sophisticated infrastructure and a national consensus on problem solving.

  • Kauppalehti Online
    Kauppalehti has been the most read Finnish daily business and financial newspaper already for over 100 years. The audited circulation of Kauppalehti is at the moment over 80 000 copies with more than 300 000 Finnish business readers. Kauppalehti Online is the biggest business online-medium in Finland with over 75 000 regular weekly visitors. Users can access Kauppalehti Online services free of charge, although user registration is required. The English version contains e.g. 15 minutes delayed share quotes from Helsinki Stock Exchange, indices, stock exchange bulletins, press releases sorted by industry, mutual funds quotes as well as currency exchange rates and interest rates.

  • Eye to Eye Communications
    Eye to Eye Communications is one of the leading company in Textile importing from India, China, Malaysia, Sri Lanka.. You name an Asian country and You will find best rates and Quality from Eye to Eye Communication. Eye-to-Eye also deals in IT consulting and software development with a dedicated office in India, Norway, US and Canada.
  • The Finnish Chamber of Commerce in Japan
    Established in 1999 and is approved by the Ministry of Trade and Industry in Japan. The main purpose of FCCJ is to promote trade and economic exchange between Japan and Finland. FCCJ is a non-profit organization operated by annual membership fees and proceeds from advertizing related to the publishing activities. The main part of the membership corps consists of Finnish companies established in Japan and Japanese companies having, or aiming at business operations with Finland. FCCJ also accepts individual members.
  • Kymenlaakso Chamber of Commerce
    The main purpose for Kymenlaakso Chamber of Commerce is to promote the basic conditions of commerce and industry in Kymenlaakso and to look after the general common interests. Kymenlaakso Chamber of Commerce operates in region of 12 municipalities in southeast Finland: Virolahti, Hamina, Kotka, Pyhtää, Miehikkälä, Anjalankoski, Elimäki, Valkeala, Kouvola, Kuusankoski, Iitti and Jaala. The office is situated in Kotka. Kymenlaakso Chamber of Commerce has nearly 400 member companies and organization representing wide range of trade and industry.
  • Ostrobothnia Chamber of Commerce
    covers the regions of Central Ostrobothnia, Ostrobothnia in the Westcoast of Finland. Members are about 1000 which employ about 60% of the workforce in the regions. Ostrobothnia Chamber of Commerce has three offices: Kokkola, Pietarsaari and Vaasa offices.
  • The South-Karelia Chamber of Commerce
    As a regional Chamber of Commerce our organisation consists of business experts of various origin, which act as the voice of the whole business sector; both nationally and internationally. The organisation represents the entire business sector, regardless of the company´s size or line of business. The aim of the South-Karelia Chamber of Commerce is to make the southeastern part of Finland a good location for corporate activity. We monitor all the significant developments that affect or define our region´s relative standing in the surrounding world.
  • South Ostrobothnia chamber of commerce
    one of the 21 regional Chambers of Commerce in Finland. It's main activities is to promote and support the economic life of South Ostrobothnia by representing a wide spectrum of local enterprises.
  • Tampere business promotion
    Tampere is the largest inland city in the Nordic countries and a traditional centre of Finnish industry. Today, Tampere is best known for its high tech and extensive know-how in various fields. Sophisticated high tech applications characterise not only the more expertise-intensive industries but also so-called traditional industries and products.
  • Tampere chamber of commerce
    The Tampere Region, the operating area of Tampere CCI, is a strong and progressing Finnish economic region that has for years been growing faster than the national growth rate. The region has a diverse economic structure with a healthy and solid foundation. The industrial heritage of the Tampere Region is founded particularly on the metal and paper industries that have advanced the development of a wide range of subcontracting businesses. The recent strong development of the region mainly comes from the growth of hich technology businesses – in particular the ICT branch – as well as the development of the service structure and service companies in the region. In addition to telecommunications, other technology expertise areas in the Tampere Region include automation and health care technology.
  • Virtual Finland House
    Promoting business between Finland and Japan, and acting as a base and support for Finnish companies established in Japan. Founded in 1994, we have introduced a number of Finnish companies on the Japanese market and involved in several projects promoting Finland in Japan, most notably the "Finland in Nagano" project, were we acted as initiator and project leaders in Japan.
  • Aktia Savings Bank plc
    Was created out of the merger between the Savings Bank of Helsinki and a number of coastal savings banks between 1991 and 1992. The Savings Bank of Helsinki was founded in 1826 and is Finland's oldest deposit-taking bank. Aktia was formed into a limited liability company in 1993 and now has 62 branches and 4 service outlets. In conjunction with its extensive network of allied savings banks and local co-operative banks, Aktia can operate through more than 390 branches. Aktia is primarily a local retail bank. It also operates as an authorised securities broker and has a comprehensive network of global correspondent banks. It is approved by the Bank of Finland as a money market counterparty and is party to the Bank of Finland's liquidity and cheque account facilities. Aktia functions as the central financial institution for the savings banks and local co-operative banks in Finland. It is owned by Finnish savings bank foundations, FöreningsSparbanken Swedbank, Finnish institutions, Finnish savings banks and private individuals.
  • Bank of finland
    The Bank of Finland is Finland's central bank and a member of the European System of Central Banks (ESCB). Under the Finnish constitution, the Bank of Finland operates under the guarantee and supervision of Parliament. Parliament appoints the nine-member Parliamentary Supervisory Council to supervise the Bank's administration and activities. The Board is responsible for the administration of the Bank of Finland. The Board consists of the Chairman (Governor) and a maximum of five other members, appointed by the President of the Republic in response to a presentation by the Council of State, which is based on a proposal by the Parliamentary Supervisory Council of the Bank of Finland.
  • Finnish savings banks group
    Consists of 40 savings banks, of which each operates on it's own region and is an independent legal entity. However savings banks share common inheritance and common way to operate. The basic strategy is to serve regional clients on banks own region. Savings banks have always put emphasis on promoting personal savings. Savings banks offer full range of banking services concentrating on households and small and medium sized enterprises. For that reason basic financial services are different kinds of savings accounts, loans and electronic payment services. Finnish savings banks market share is about 8,5 % measured by deposits. Savings banks position is strong especially on households and agriculture.
  • Nordea Bank Finland
    Nordea Bank Finland Plc is part of the Nordea Group. It engages in banking in Finland, developing and marketing financing products and services to personal customers, companies, corporations and the public sector. The bank has a leading position on the Finnish money and capital markets, and it has approximately 3.3 million customers. Nordea's netbank is the best-known e-banking service in Finland with some 1.2 million users. Nordea Bank Finland and its subsidiaries have 10 000 employees. A significant part of Nordea Bank Finland's retail banking operations is a large branch network. Personal and corporate customers are served locally at roughly 400 places of business.
  • OKO Bank
    was established in 1902 and is listed on the Helsinki Stock Exchange. Our strong financial development during the last few years has been noted by all the leading rating agencies. OKO Bank's four divisions are Corporate Banking, Investment Banking, Retail Banking and Group Treasury. OKO Bank Consolidated consists of the parent bank OKO Bank, the subsidiaries Okopankki Oyj, Opstock Ltd and OKO Venture Capital Ltd, as well as OKO Bank's representative offices abroad.
  • Helsinki stock exchange
    HEX Integrated Markets, division of OMHEX, is the largest securities market in northern Europe. Through its exchange operations within Stockholmsbörsen, HEX Helsinki, HEX Tallinn and HEX Riga it offers investors access to 80 per cent of the Nordic and Baltic equity market and operates the central securities depositories in Finland, Estonia and Latvia.
  • Restel hotels and restaurants
    With a turnover of EUR 202.2 million in 2002, Finland's largest hotel & restaurant company Restel Oy Ltd employs approximately 3000 professionals in close to 280 establishments around the country. Our three well-known hotel chains, Cumulus, Rantasipi and Ramada serve you in 39 hotels found both in cities and close to our beautiful nature. Restel also operates the Holiday Inn Garden Court Hotel at Helsinki Vantaa Airport and the Holiday Inn Helsinki City Centre downtown.
  • Finnair
    Finnair Group operations cover the following areas: scheduled passenger traffic and leisure traffic, technical and ground handling operations, catering, travel agencies as well as travel information and reservation services. The number of personnel of Finnair Group is approximately 10 000. The subsidiaries provide air traffic support services or operate in closely related areas. Finnair's major shareholder is the Finnish government with a 58.4 per cent holding. Finnair flies to 16 destinations within Finland. The domestic flight network is one of the densest in the world in relation to population.The Finnair fleet comprises approximately 60 aircraft: Boeing MD-11 wide-body aircraft for long haul service, Airbus A321, A320 and A319 as well as Boeing MD-82/83 aircraft for European and domestic trunk routes, ATR 72 turbo prop aircraft for domestic and Baltic feeder traffic and Boeing 757 aircraft for leisure operations.
  • Finland travel guide
    A huge selection of services from the whole country in Finland Travel Guide, useful information and links for travel within Finland, handy hints and tips about various travel themes.
  • Port of Hamina Ltd.
    The fifth largest common seaport in Finland with annual traffic of 5 million tonnes of cargo. The port is highly specialised in forest products, containers and liquid bulk. The traffic consists of forest industry exports (49% of cargo tonnes in 2002) and forest industry related imports (3%). Out of all cargo tonnes, 17% is Unitised cargo. Liquid bulk export is the main cargo group in transit traffic (transit 24% of total cargo tonnes) from Russia, while the typical imported transit is usually containerised general cargo. Liquid bulk accounted for 34% of total cargo tonnes handled in the port in 2002. Domestic trade of liquid bulk is 9% of the total cargo volume.
  • Port of Hanko
    The location of the Port of Hanko on the southernmost cape in Finland is excellent. Due to the southerly location, the harbour is free of ice for most of the year. The harbour is easily approached from the Baltic sea lanes and offers the fastest shipping connections for cargo and passengers between Finland and Continental Europe. From the continental point of view, Finland begins in Hanko - in fact in the Port of Hanko. Further, the port offers a direct link to the national road and rail network. The new highway leading to the Port of Hanko was opened in October 2001. The goods to and from the port can now be transported flexibly and safely without traffic jams. The railroad leading to the harbour has been repaired and improved. An effective and secure harbour at your service. The Port of Hanko is specialized in paper export, container and trailer traffic, passenger dispatch and car import. We focus on a co-operative and reliable service, quality and security.
  • Enchanting Finland 
    Information site with articles about the Finns, origins, forest, water and activities etc
  • Kunnat.net
    The new Web site of the Association of Finnish Local and Regional Authorities. The site gives you information about the role of local and regional authorities in Finland and about the services they offer.
    There are 444 towns and cities in Finland. The annual budgets of all local and joint authorities put together exceed 27 billion euros. As many as 422,000 employees provide services for local residents. Finnish local authorities enjoy a strong, self-governing status and have the right
    to levy taxes.
  • Lahti Fair
    Lahti Fair Ltd. (Lahden Messut Oy) has organized fairs and exhibitions professionally since 1966. Lahti Fair is known for its international, as well as special trade fairs. As the organiser, Lahti Fair´s aim is to help its customers develop productive business by arranging high-quality trade fairs and supporting events. The location of Lahti is excellent for a trade fair venue. 2.5 million consumers live within a radius of 100 km.

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