The President of the Republic has granted the annual internationalisation awards to three companies and one community. Orion Corporation won the 2025 Growth Company Award. The Newcomer Company Award went to Sensofusion, and Sandvik Mining and Construction was recognised as the Long-term International Investor. The year’s Community Award was granted to the Finnish Startup Community.

Business Finland has granted an investment grant for the Novana Oy´s project to build the world's first carbon-neutral vanadium production plant in Tahkoluoto, Pori. As part of the government's industrial policy measures, Business Finland is accelerating industrial investments industrial aligned with the clean transition. Investment grants totaling €311 million has been awarded in 2025. The processing of tax credit applications is currently underway, with the total amount of applied credits just under €3 billion.

The United States is the largest and most popular export target for the health technology sector, says Tarja Enala from Business Finland. Although US policy is in a state of flux, cooperation with big players such as the Mayo Clinic, which has been chosen as the best hospital in the world, is seen as worth pursuing.

The Team Finland network promoted the efforts of Finnish companies to expand internationally and enhanced Finland's attractiveness as an investment destination during 2024.

As part of the economic policy measures introduced by Prime Minister Petteri Orpo's government, Business Finland opened a funding call in January 2025 for investment aid targeting large-scale industrial projects aligned with the clean transition. Now, the first funding decisions have been made, and investment aid has been granted to five projects.

Business Finland is holding a comprehensive presentation of Finland’s health sector during Japan’s World Expo in Osaka, Kyoto and Tokyo. Japan faces challenges like a low birth rate, an ageing population and labor shortages in the care sector, which are an opportunity for Finnish skills exports. In 2024, health exports to Japan stood at to €67 million.

Business Finland has granted one of the largest individual fundings in its history to ICEYE, the Finnish space and defense technology company. The funding, totaling over EUR 41 million, will significantly accelerate the company’s product development efforts and strengthen Finland’s position as a leading European country in space technology.

Business Finland has awarded €10 million funding to Sumitomo SHI FW Energia Oy’s (SFW) Leading Company (Veturi) project. The Net Zero Energy Ecosystem (NZEE) project focuses on developing integrated carbon emission reduction solutions to help achieve climate goals and enhance energy security by 2050. During the project, SFW will invest €50 million in its RDI activities in Finland.

Nokia today announced the results of its Competitive Edge Leading Company (Veturi) project funded by Business Finland through the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF), an EU program designed to support countries with their green and digital transitions. The project has strengthened Finland’s position in edge computing and driving innovation.