[Lists&Maps] Finnish companies in Poland - The Most Comprehensive Collection of Finnish Businesses Operating in Poland
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Finland and Poland have built one of the strongest business relationships in Northern Europe. Over the last two decades, Finnish companies have invested heavily in manufacturing, energy, logistics, IT, construction, chemicals, packaging, and industrial services. Today, Poland is among Finland's most important trading partners and a strategic market for expansion in Central Europe.
At Spondeo, we have spent years mapping Finnish business activity in Poland. The result is one of the most comprehensive collections of Finnish companies operating in the Polish market.
Below this article you will find lists and maps showing Finnish companies across Poland, including manufacturers, IT and R&D companies, service centers, service providers, distributors, and subsidiaries.
Finnish trade in the Baltic Sea region
More than one-third of Finland’s goods exports are directed to the Baltic Sea region, making it one of the country’s most important trade corridors. Within this network, Poland continues to strengthen its position rapidly - according to preliminary data from the Finnish Customs Office (Tulli), Finnish exports to Poland increased by nearly 15% in 2025, reinforcing Poland’s role as one of the top three trading partners in the Baltic Sea region and a key growth market for Finnish companies in Europe.
How many Finnish companies operate in Poland?
The answer depends on how you define "operating in Poland."
Based on our market research:
Around 250 Finnish-owned subsidiaries operate directly in Poland.
Approximately 300 additional Finnish companies serve the Polish market through distributors, agents, sales partners, resellers, or cross-border operations.
In total, we estimate that more than 600 Finnish companies actively do business in Poland.
Why do Finnish companies choose Poland?
Poland has become one of the most attractive destinations for Finnish investment due to several factors:
Large domestic market of nearly 38 million consumers
Strong manufacturing base
Skilled engineering workforce
Competitive operating costs
Strategic location for serving Central and Eastern Europe
Growing renewable energy and technology sectors
Substantial economic growth and growth of individual wealth and purchasing power
For many Finnish companies, Poland is not only a sales market but also a manufacturing and service hub for international operations.
The economic impact of Finnish companies in Poland
Finnish investment has created a significant footprint in the Polish economy.
Finnish investments in Poland exceed €2 billion
The 25 largest Finnish companies in Poland generate approximately €8 billion in annual revenue
Finnish businesses employ roughly 30,000 people in Poland
Total trade between Finland and Poland reached approximately €6.7 billion in recent years
The impact is particularly visible in manufacturing, energy, forestry, packaging, construction materials, logistics, and industrial technologies.
Finnish companies are present across Poland
Unlike many foreign investors concentrated only in Warsaw, Finnish companies can be found throughout Poland.
Strong Finnish business clusters exist in:
Warsaw and Mazovia
Silesia
Greater Poland
Pomerania
Lower Silesia
Warmian-Masurian region
Łódź region
Suwalki
Production facilities, service centers, warehouses, and sales organizations are spread across dozens of Polish cities.
Looking for Finnish companies in Poland?
Whether you are searching for potential customers, distributors, suppliers, acquisition targets, investment opportunities, or business partners, the Finnish business ecosystem in Poland offers far more opportunities than most companies realize.
Explore the lists and maps below to discover where Finnish companies operate, which sectors they represent, and how they contribute to the growing economic relationship between Finland and Poland.
At Spondeo, we continuously monitor Finnish business activity in Poland and update our database to help companies find new opportunities faster. Scroll down to browse the complete lists and maps of Finnish companies in Poland.
Production
This list includes Finnish-owned factories, manufacturing plants, production facilities, assembly operations, and industrial sites located across Poland. Finnish manufacturers play an important role in sectors such as machinery, metal processing, packaging, construction materials, energy technologies, chemicals, and forest-based industries.
Augustów: Axopar Boats
Borki-Wyrki: Amerplast
Bytów: Europress
Białogard: PKC Group, Termex Fiber
Czarnków: Seaking
Częstochowa: Fortum
Drawsko Pomorskie: PKC Group
Ełk: Saxdor Yachts
Gniezno: Scanclimber
Górny Śląsk (region): Fortaco, Fortum, Heatmasters, Huhtamäki, Lammi Fundament, Miilux, Outokumpu, Purmo, Scanfil, Stora Enso
Grudziądz: LAPP Connecto
Janów Lubelski: Fortaco
Jelenia Góra: Valmet Technologies and Services
Kraków: U-Cont, YIT
Lębork: Alteams, Fiskars
Łódź: Konvertia, Stalatube, Scanfil, Stora Enso, Uponor Infra
Nidzica: Katko
Opole: Eltete, Metsä Tissue, ORAS Olesno, Stora Enso, Wipak
Ostrołęka: Stora Enso, Poznań, HT Laser, Kera Awak, Nordec, Reka Rubber, Ruukki, Stofix, Stora Enso, ViskoTeepak
Reblino: Tamtron
Rzeszów: Tikkurila
Skwierzyna: Koskisen
Słupsk: Axopar Boats
Starachowice: PKC Group
Suwałki: VA-Varuste, XO Boats
Szczecin: FSP Steel Painting, Hydroline, Cargotec
Syców: FSP Steel Painting
Świecie: Kemira
Świnoujście: HK Foods
Toporów: Koskisen
Trójmiasto (3 City): Arnon, Darekon, Gebwell, Promeco, Teknos, Wärtsilä, YIT
Wałcz: Purmo
Warsaw: Amerplast, Fibox, Teknos, YIT, Walki
Wrocław: Fortaco, Fortum, Teknoware, UPM Raflatac, Walki
Wyszków: Lehtovuori
Żary: Valmet Automotive
Information Technology (IT), R&D and Service Centers
Finland is known for innovation, technology, and digital expertise. This collection focuses on Finnish companies operating software development centres, R&D units, engineering hubs, shared service centres (SSC), business process outsourcing (BPO) operations, and other knowledge-intensive activities in Poland.
Bydgoszcz: Nokia
Częstochowa: Digia
Górny Śląsk (region): Barona ICT, Etteplan, Tieto
Kraków: Amer Sports, Metso Digital Design and Development Studio, Nokia, Nortal, Tieto, UPM HR Service Center
Łódź: Digital Workforce, Eficode, ePassi, Nordea, Polar Night Software
Poznań: Dynamico.ai, Etteplan, Withsecure, Nordcloud, Solita, Vincit
Szczecin: Siili Solutions, Tieto, Unikie
Toruń: Nokia, Nomentia
Trójmiasto (3 City): Avaus Marketing Innovations, Frends, Kemira, Metsä Group, Nordea, Qt, Wärtsilä
Warsaw: Digia, Matrix42 (Efecte), Flovi, Iceye, Nokia, Nordea (IT), Sofigate, Swappie, Teleste, Tieto, Wolt Wrocław: Etteplan, Dunnig Kruger & Associates, Nokia, Siili Solutions, Solteq, Tieto, Unikie, UPM, WeAre
Services & Other
Not every Finnish company requires a production plant or technology centre. This list includes consulting firms, engineering companies, logistics providers, sales offices, financial services firms, and other businesses active in the Polish market.
Górny Śląsk (region): Lago Logistics, Renta, Tamtron
Kraków: Tactic Games
Łódź: AFRY, Elomatic
Opole: Signal Solutions
Poznań: Europress, Solwers, Spondeo
Sierpc: Lindström
Szczecin: Ramirent
Toruń: Norian Accounting
Trójmiasto: Allstars Engineering, Beweship, Deltamarin, Ensto, Finnlines, Kipina, Konecranes, Lago Logistics, Peikko, Pesmel, Tecwill, Ukkone
Warsaw: Adven, Ahlstrom-Munksjo, Ahola Transport, Biovoima, Fazer, Geobear, Halton, Helvar, Hesburger, HRX, ISKU, Kemppi, Kiilto, Kone, Leinonen, Lindström, Lumon, Martela, Metso, Neles, Nokian Tyres, Noli Studios, Nowa Era (SANOMA), Onninen, Orion Pharma, Pellon, Produal, Raisio, Rex Nordic, Telko, Valkea Media
Wrocław: BHM Technology, Comatec, Molok, Vilpe
The maps presented here are part of our annual publication “Finnish Business & Culture in Poland” - an 80-page Spondeo report combining business insight, market trends, culture, and Nordic-Polish cooperation. The latest 2026 edition is available online and includes over 50 exclusive interviews with managers and senior executives from Finnish companies operating in Poland, offering direct insights into their strategies and operations.
Explore the full report online and discover the Finnish business landscape in Poland in detail.
If you notice any Finnish company missing from our database or maps, feel free to let us know - we continuously update and refine our data to keep it as accurate and complete as possible.
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