The company serves logistics, construction, forestry, and waste management industries across 40+ countries. Hiab enables faster, safer, and more efficient loading and unloading operations directly at the delivery point, reducing the need for fixed infrastructure. Its connected intelligent solutions optimize fleet performance, lower operating costs, and improve workplace safety throughout the logistics chain.
Its product range includes terminal tractors, reach stackers, forklift trucks, and automated container handling systems. By combining automation and digitalization capabilities, Kalmar helps terminals and logistics operators increase throughput, reduce emissions, lower labor dependency, and optimize operational workflows.
Its portfolio includes leading marketplaces, news media brands, and financial data services spanning recruitment, real estate, automotive, and business intelligence. In Finland, the company operates leading housing, automotive, and financial media platforms. Internationally, its Alma Career segment is a market leader in recruitment services across Central-Eastern Europe and the Baltics.
The company operates the Pampalo mine and develops multiple satellite deposits in the region. It supplies responsibly sourced gold produced under strict EU environmental and safety regulations, offering a transparent, low-geopolitical-risk supply source.
The company operates as a wholesale distributor to pharmacies, hospitals, and healthcare providers, and offers advisory services to pharmaceutical companies covering the full product lifecycle from market entry and regulatory compliance to commercial strategy.
The company designs, builds, installs, and maintains critical utility infrastructure. As the energy transition drives grid investments and network expansion continues, Eltel's engineering expertise and local workforce deliver capacity that utilities typically do not maintain in-house. The company serves growing demand for network upgrades and renewable energy infrastructure across its markets.
The company is a global market leader in phone booths and meeting pods, serving enterprise clients including major technology and financial services firms. Framery addresses the noise and privacy challenges of open-plan offices, supporting employee productivity and concentration. Its integrated smart office solution provides workplace analytics and booking capabilities alongside the physical pods.
The company targets hard-to-abate heavy industries — petrochemicals, steel, and cement — with the aim of replacing fossil fuel combustion with electric heating in core production processes.
The company's patented technology uses Active Magnetic Bearings (AMB), eliminating oil contamination risk entirely. Tamturbo delivers significant energy savings with near-zero maintenance requirements and guaranteed oil-free air quality.
Its subsidiaries include Yellow Film & TV in Finland, 255 Pix Studio, and Ireland's Newgrange Pictures. Reinvent Yellow focuses on both Nordic and English-language content and international collaborations in both film and television, serving as a production, sales, and financing partner in the global content market.
The group's consulting business delivers digital strategy, design and software engineering to clients in sectors including aerospace, retail, gaming, healthcare, defence and the public sector. Alongside consulting, Reaktor has developed a suite of situational-awareness software products — Nebula, Monocera and Auriga — for military and classified environments. A third business, the Reaktor Ecosystem, co-founds technology companies with recruited entrepreneurs, holds stakes in over 45 firms, and provides them with founding capital, client access and hands-on support.
The company owns its main franchises and builds its games on its own Northlight engine and production tools, working from studios in Espoo and Stockholm. Since 2025 it has also published its own titles, handling development, marketing, and distribution in-house to keep more of each game's sales, while continuing to make games with publishing partners and to develop selected titles under contract for others. Its games sell to a global PC and console audience, older titles keep selling for years after release, and the company is now extending its brands into other forms of media.
