Russia_Business opportunities, presentation by Alexey Zak at Navigate fair 2018Business Finland
The document summarizes business opportunities in the Russian shipbuilding industry for Finnish companies. It notes that Russia plans to build over 1000 new vessels through 2035 across various sectors like fishing, offshore oil/gas, and transport. Major state-owned companies like Rosneft and Novatek are investing heavily in new shipyards and orders. While sanctions create challenges, opportunities remain for Finnish design, shipbuilding, equipment/components where localization can be 30-80%. The document outlines several marine industry events in Russia supported by Business Finland and introduces a consulting group that can help Finnish companies explore opportunities in the Russian market.
Innovative Finnish bioproduct and techology companies have expertise in fiber based products, organic formulations for health care and cosmetics, and the circular economy. Finland continues to invest heavily in bioeconomy research and development.
The Canadian marine industry generated over $3.1 billion in sales and employed 11,100 people in 2014. Over half of domestic sales are related to the Canadian federal government. Key opportunities for the industry include shipbuilding contracts under the National Shipbuilding Strategy, which will see Irving Shipbuilding, Seaspan, and Davie build new ships for the Coast Guard and Navy over the next decades. The aging Canadian Coast Guard fleet also provides opportunities for ship replacements. With over 55 million ferry passengers annually, the Canadian ferry sector additionally offers opportunities as older ferries are due for replacement in the 2020s.
United States Coast Guard icebreaker program_seminar 2018Business Finland
Maritime Business Day seminar in Helsinki 30.1.2018_Presentation by Ulla Lainio, Arctic Maritime & Offshore from Finland Program Director, Business Finland
Russia_Business opportunities, presentation by Alexey Zak at Navigate fair 2018Business Finland
The document summarizes business opportunities in the Russian shipbuilding industry for Finnish companies. It notes that Russia plans to build over 1000 new vessels through 2035 across various sectors like fishing, offshore oil/gas, and transport. Major state-owned companies like Rosneft and Novatek are investing heavily in new shipyards and orders. While sanctions create challenges, opportunities remain for Finnish design, shipbuilding, equipment/components where localization can be 30-80%. The document outlines several marine industry events in Russia supported by Business Finland and introduces a consulting group that can help Finnish companies explore opportunities in the Russian market.
Innovative Finnish bioproduct and techology companies have expertise in fiber based products, organic formulations for health care and cosmetics, and the circular economy. Finland continues to invest heavily in bioeconomy research and development.
The Canadian marine industry generated over $3.1 billion in sales and employed 11,100 people in 2014. Over half of domestic sales are related to the Canadian federal government. Key opportunities for the industry include shipbuilding contracts under the National Shipbuilding Strategy, which will see Irving Shipbuilding, Seaspan, and Davie build new ships for the Coast Guard and Navy over the next decades. The aging Canadian Coast Guard fleet also provides opportunities for ship replacements. With over 55 million ferry passengers annually, the Canadian ferry sector additionally offers opportunities as older ferries are due for replacement in the 2020s.
United States Coast Guard icebreaker program_seminar 2018Business Finland
Maritime Business Day seminar in Helsinki 30.1.2018_Presentation by Ulla Lainio, Arctic Maritime & Offshore from Finland Program Director, Business Finland
Russia_Market business opportunities and events 2018 Business Finland
The document summarizes key figures and trends in the Russian shipbuilding industry. It notes that in 2016 there were 66 vessels under construction and 40 delivered to customers in Russia. The United Shipbuilding Corporation's estimated turnover in 2017 was between 4.6-4.9 billion euros. Major projects driving growth include building a new fishing fleet, construction of icebreakers, and the Arctic LNG-2 project led by Novatek which will require around 15 new VLCC tankers. The new Zvezda shipyard controlled by Rosneft aims to build over 130 vessels by 2035. Protectionism is growing in the Russian shipbuilding industry and state-owned companies are playing a larger role through consolidation.
German-Finnish maritime co-operation, joint development of next-generation te...Business Finland
Maritime Business Day seminar in Helsinki 30.1.2018_Presentation by Prof. Holger Watter, University of Applied Science, Flensburg; Association Chairman of the Maritime Cluster Northern Germany (MCN)
Innovative Finnish bioproduct and techology companies have expertise in fiber based products, organic formulations for health care and cosmetics, and the circular economy.
Team Finland organized Japan Day at Team Finland House in Helsinki on 15.5.2017. The seminar gathered over 170 attendees and inspiring high-level speakers from Japanese and Finnish companies to discuss about business opportunities, success stories and challenges in the re-emerging Japan. http://event.finpro.fi/japanday/
This document provides an overview of the Iranian maritime market, including key statistics and details about ports, ships, and offshore oil and gas activities. Some of the main points covered include:
- Iran has over 2,000 km of coastline along the Persian Gulf and Caspian Sea, with major ports including Shahid Rajaee and Bushehr.
- The marine fleet consists of over 23,000 vessels, including oil tankers, bulk carriers, and smaller boats. Many vessels need repairs or replacement.
- Offshore oil and gas reserves are significant, with development led by national companies. Several new platforms and jack-ups are planned for procurement by 2021.
- Major shipyards build
Norway_Shipbuilding Market Update, seminar 10.5.2017Business Finland
This document provides an update on the Norwegian shipbuilding market. It notes that Norway is a world leader in offshore oil and gas, exporting large quantities of oil and gas. A major new oil field, Johan Sverdrup, is projected to generate substantial tax and economic benefits for Norway over 50 years. The maritime sector saw few new supply vessel orders in 2016 but over 140 other vessel orders, including contracts for offshore service and wind vessels. Norwegian shipyards continue to diversify and have secured various ferry, cruise, and specialized vessel contracts. The outlook for the Norwegian maritime industry in 2017 and beyond remains positive.
Russia_Business opportunities in Russia_seminar 10.5.2017Business Finland
Russia presents several key business opportunities in shipbuilding despite sanctions. These include the Arctic LNG-2 project in Murmansk, which has a $10 billion budget and will create thousands of jobs. Russia is also building a new fleet of 65 ice-class vessels by 2019 at shipyards like Vyborg and Admiralty. The country needs new fishing vessels and river ships as well, presenting opportunities for foreign partners to supply components and technologies to Russian shipbuilders. Finland can explore partnerships through industry events in Russia during 2017.
Vietnam has a growing shipbuilding industry concentrated in several major shipyards. The industry produces a variety of vessels including cargo ships, tankers, offshore support vessels, and patrol boats. While most shipyards currently build smaller vessels, the largest yards can produce ships up to 150,000 DWT. Foreign investment from countries like Korea, Norway, and Singapore has helped advance technology transfer and management expertise. The shipbuilding industry is expected to continue expanding to meet growing domestic and regional demand for seaborne transportation and offshore oil and gas support.
The document discusses several Finnish companies that provide high performance and smart building solutions. It profiles companies such as Fourdeg (heating services), Nuuka Solutions (building data management platform), Leanheat (IoT energy efficiency solutions), KL-Lämpö (water treatment services), Lumon (retractable balcony systems), AirD (ventilation solutions), Verto (water metering system), and OptiWatti (energy management solutions). These companies offer services focused on greater energy efficiency, lower costs, better indoor air quality, and data-driven building management.
Team Finland organized a half day seminar in Helsinki on 21 April 2017, highlighting business opportunities in India and casting light on success stories of Finnish companies in Indian market (but also raising challenges encountered). Inspiring high-level speakers came from India, from Finnish companies and from Team Finland India. http://event.finpro.fi/indiaday/
The document summarizes an energy workshop held on February 28th, 2017. It included the following topics:
1. Growth program updates to boost exports
2. Benefits of combining bioeconomy and cleantech programs for companies
3. How to get business worldwide, focusing on opportunities in the Americas, Asia/Middle East, and Europe
4. Success stories from 2016 through the growth program
5. New business opportunities from digitization and R&D programs
6. Roundtable workshops on specific regions
7. Next steps
The document provides details on market-specific opportunities and Finnish company activities in regions like the Americas, Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. It also outlines the
Abomics Oy is a Finnish company that provides genome data interpretation services and genetic testing information to laboratories, healthcare professionals, and patients worldwide. Abomics signed an agreement with Synlab, the largest laboratory services provider in Europe, to offer its services across Synlab's 30+ countries. Two Japanese university hospitals are piloting Abomics' databases, and based on the pilot project, Fujitsu will decide whether to sell the databases. Participating in export promotion trips organized by Finpro helped Abomics make connections with Fujitsu and support negotiations, resulting in Fujitsu training personnel to demonstrate Abomics' databases to customers in Japanese hospitals.
Russia_Market business opportunities and events 2018 Business Finland
The document summarizes key figures and trends in the Russian shipbuilding industry. It notes that in 2016 there were 66 vessels under construction and 40 delivered to customers in Russia. The United Shipbuilding Corporation's estimated turnover in 2017 was between 4.6-4.9 billion euros. Major projects driving growth include building a new fishing fleet, construction of icebreakers, and the Arctic LNG-2 project led by Novatek which will require around 15 new VLCC tankers. The new Zvezda shipyard controlled by Rosneft aims to build over 130 vessels by 2035. Protectionism is growing in the Russian shipbuilding industry and state-owned companies are playing a larger role through consolidation.
German-Finnish maritime co-operation, joint development of next-generation te...Business Finland
Maritime Business Day seminar in Helsinki 30.1.2018_Presentation by Prof. Holger Watter, University of Applied Science, Flensburg; Association Chairman of the Maritime Cluster Northern Germany (MCN)
Innovative Finnish bioproduct and techology companies have expertise in fiber based products, organic formulations for health care and cosmetics, and the circular economy.
Team Finland organized Japan Day at Team Finland House in Helsinki on 15.5.2017. The seminar gathered over 170 attendees and inspiring high-level speakers from Japanese and Finnish companies to discuss about business opportunities, success stories and challenges in the re-emerging Japan. http://event.finpro.fi/japanday/
This document provides an overview of the Iranian maritime market, including key statistics and details about ports, ships, and offshore oil and gas activities. Some of the main points covered include:
- Iran has over 2,000 km of coastline along the Persian Gulf and Caspian Sea, with major ports including Shahid Rajaee and Bushehr.
- The marine fleet consists of over 23,000 vessels, including oil tankers, bulk carriers, and smaller boats. Many vessels need repairs or replacement.
- Offshore oil and gas reserves are significant, with development led by national companies. Several new platforms and jack-ups are planned for procurement by 2021.
- Major shipyards build
Norway_Shipbuilding Market Update, seminar 10.5.2017Business Finland
This document provides an update on the Norwegian shipbuilding market. It notes that Norway is a world leader in offshore oil and gas, exporting large quantities of oil and gas. A major new oil field, Johan Sverdrup, is projected to generate substantial tax and economic benefits for Norway over 50 years. The maritime sector saw few new supply vessel orders in 2016 but over 140 other vessel orders, including contracts for offshore service and wind vessels. Norwegian shipyards continue to diversify and have secured various ferry, cruise, and specialized vessel contracts. The outlook for the Norwegian maritime industry in 2017 and beyond remains positive.
Russia_Business opportunities in Russia_seminar 10.5.2017Business Finland
Russia presents several key business opportunities in shipbuilding despite sanctions. These include the Arctic LNG-2 project in Murmansk, which has a $10 billion budget and will create thousands of jobs. Russia is also building a new fleet of 65 ice-class vessels by 2019 at shipyards like Vyborg and Admiralty. The country needs new fishing vessels and river ships as well, presenting opportunities for foreign partners to supply components and technologies to Russian shipbuilders. Finland can explore partnerships through industry events in Russia during 2017.
Vietnam has a growing shipbuilding industry concentrated in several major shipyards. The industry produces a variety of vessels including cargo ships, tankers, offshore support vessels, and patrol boats. While most shipyards currently build smaller vessels, the largest yards can produce ships up to 150,000 DWT. Foreign investment from countries like Korea, Norway, and Singapore has helped advance technology transfer and management expertise. The shipbuilding industry is expected to continue expanding to meet growing domestic and regional demand for seaborne transportation and offshore oil and gas support.
The document discusses several Finnish companies that provide high performance and smart building solutions. It profiles companies such as Fourdeg (heating services), Nuuka Solutions (building data management platform), Leanheat (IoT energy efficiency solutions), KL-Lämpö (water treatment services), Lumon (retractable balcony systems), AirD (ventilation solutions), Verto (water metering system), and OptiWatti (energy management solutions). These companies offer services focused on greater energy efficiency, lower costs, better indoor air quality, and data-driven building management.
Team Finland organized a half day seminar in Helsinki on 21 April 2017, highlighting business opportunities in India and casting light on success stories of Finnish companies in Indian market (but also raising challenges encountered). Inspiring high-level speakers came from India, from Finnish companies and from Team Finland India. http://event.finpro.fi/indiaday/
The document summarizes an energy workshop held on February 28th, 2017. It included the following topics:
1. Growth program updates to boost exports
2. Benefits of combining bioeconomy and cleantech programs for companies
3. How to get business worldwide, focusing on opportunities in the Americas, Asia/Middle East, and Europe
4. Success stories from 2016 through the growth program
5. New business opportunities from digitization and R&D programs
6. Roundtable workshops on specific regions
7. Next steps
The document provides details on market-specific opportunities and Finnish company activities in regions like the Americas, Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. It also outlines the
Abomics Oy is a Finnish company that provides genome data interpretation services and genetic testing information to laboratories, healthcare professionals, and patients worldwide. Abomics signed an agreement with Synlab, the largest laboratory services provider in Europe, to offer its services across Synlab's 30+ countries. Two Japanese university hospitals are piloting Abomics' databases, and based on the pilot project, Fujitsu will decide whether to sell the databases. Participating in export promotion trips organized by Finpro helped Abomics make connections with Fujitsu and support negotiations, resulting in Fujitsu training personnel to demonstrate Abomics' databases to customers in Japanese hospitals.
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Oy Helminen Engineering Ltd
•Omistaja Juho Helminen
•Projektien hallintayritys
•Toimii maailmanlaajuisesti
•Erikoisnostot, siirrot, tunkkaukset, alan suunnittelu
•Asiakkaina mm. ABB Marine and Cranes, Wärtsilä Finland, Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines, Skanska
•Telakat, Oil and Gas (?), voimalaitokset
•Kielitaitoinen ja luotettava
•Nykyaikainen, työhön sopiva kalusto