Finnish industry has a strong appetite for growth and global ambitions. This was evident once again at Alihankinta, Northern Europe’s largest industrial event.

Incorrectly issued parking control charges at Alihankinta will be cancelled. No action is required from affected customers.

Ulkomaankauppa- ja kehitysministeri Ville Tavio korosti Alihankinnassa viennin, yrittäjyyden ja pk-yritysten verkostojen merkitystä Suomen talouskasvulle.

Elinkeinoministeri Sakari Puiston mukaan turvallisuus ja teknologinen riippumattomuus ohjaavat ostopäätöksiä. Suomalaisille verkostoille toimitusvarmuus ja luottamus ovat kilpailuetuja.

Alihankinnassa peräänkuulutettiin rohkeutta Suomen seuraavaan kasvuloikkaan. Avaimina ovat kansainvälistyminen, nopeampi kaupallistaminen ja vahvat teollisuusverkostot.

Exit arrangements at Alihankinta will change to improve traffic flow. Check the routes towards Helsinki, Jyväskylä, Turku and Vaasa, and follow traffic guidance.

Finland’s subcontracting network powers exports as the fifth industrial revolution gathers pace. Taina Susiluoto and Teemu Polo explain why this moment matters.

International growth requires the right people and capabilities. Learn how talent, international recruitment and leadership development help companies turn their growth strategy into action.

Want to cut automation engineering time in half? Discover how Siemens technology can help machine builders engineer faster, automate routine work and bring machines to market more efficiently.

Siemens joins Alihankinta 2026 to help Finnish machine builders harness technology and AI to improve efficiency, competitiveness and international growth.

A third of Finnish companies are aiming for over 10% growth. Aspia’s Kari Putkonen explains where to look for growth, and why it’s often closer than you think.

Finnish competitiveness is built across the entire value chain. Discover why every link matters – and why stronger ecosystems are key to international growth.