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Lahti Region Maritime Cluster SUBCONTRACTING AND CONTRACT MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND AUTOMATION MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT INTERIOR/FURNITURE WOODEN PRODUCTS PLASTIC PRODUCTS METAL PRODUCTS OTHER PRODUCTS HVAC OTHER 2 Lahti Region Maritime Cluster The maritime industry is a rapidly growing global of member companies. The cluster-related entity is business sector that offers countless opportunities actively advanced together with different companies for companies. The mission of Lahti Region Maritime and stakeholders (Finnish Marine Industries, Business Cluster (project code: A73664) is to share information Finland, Centre for Economic Development, Transport about the maritime industry, grow partnership and and the Environment). cooperation networks, advance the development Through the regional maritime cluster we can of maritime products and services, and support the form suitable export networks for different maritime emergence of new maritime industry export networks. projects from the Lahti region. Our cluster companies In just one year we have become an active community have a substantial amount of knowledge and know- that gathers together over 100 companies. how, and vast networks which will be utilised even The cluster is formed by a large number of more efficiently in the future. companies that are seeking international maritime Every company interested in increasing their projects either in the domestic or global market. The operations in the maritime industry is warmly initial idea for Lahti region’s own maritime cluster welcome to join us. was sparked by the event “Boost from the maritime industry” that was organised in 2016 at Lahti. Lahti I wish you a pleasant and inspiring reading of this Region Development LADEC Ltd responded to the publication! demand for business cooperation network and set up a maritime cluster as a collaborative platform for Ville Uimonen companies. Since then the cluster has been led by Business Development Manager LADEC and is growing rapidly. [email protected] The cluster has a business-led management team +358 50 574 3222 that is formed by Halton Marine Ltd., Makron Ltd., Lahti Region Development LADEC Ltd. Holmet Ltd., Purvac Ltd., Oilon Ltd., Pedro Ltd. and www.ladec.fi/en TMT. Malinen Ltd. Business-oriented management team ensures that the cluster is based on the needs LAHTI REGION DEVELOPMENT LADEC LTD. Our goal as a municipally funded regional development company is to make the Lahti region the most active, competitive and attractive place to do business in Finland, offering the best operating conditions for companies starting up, situated in or relocating to the area. We are also responsible for marketing the Lahti region as a business environment outside the area. 3 Sujuva ja hyvinvointia lisäävä arki Haluamme ympäristöpääkaupungin arjesta helpon ja hauskan. Lahdessa kehitetyt ympäristöratkaisut ja -kokeilut edistävät sujuvaa arkea ja kaupunkilaisten hyvinvointia. CitiCAP -henkilökohtainen päästökauppa Lanseeraamme henkilökohtaisen liikkumisen päästökaupan ensimmäi- senä maailmassa. Kutsumme kaikki kaupungit testaamaan mobiilisovellus- tamme vuonna 2021. Kiertotaloudesta uutta liiketoimintaa Parhaat ratkaisut kestäviin kaupunkeihin Olemme kehittäneet kiertotaloudesta kasvuhakuista liiketoimintaa. Lahdessa yli 96 % yhdyskunta- Olemme kehittäneet ainutlaatuisen lähestymis- jätteestä hyödynnetään energiana tai materiaalina. tavan liikenteen ja maankäytön suunnitteluun. Lahdessa suunnitellaan kiertotaloutta tukevia, kestäviä Lahden osallistava prosessi yhdistää kaupungin tuotteita ja palveluita, tavoitteena on korkea materiaali- yleiskaavan, kestävän kaupunkiliikkumisen kierrätysaste ja ympäristöhaittojen vähentäminen. ohjelman sekä ympäristö- ja palveluohjelmat. Lahti – Euroopan Lahden ympäristöpääkaupunkivuoden teemat ympäristöpääkaupunkiLahti – European 2021 Hiilineutraali Kierto- Luonto Osallisuus Green Capital 2021 elämä talous ja vesi uomalaisten kaupunkien joukossa Ympäristökaupunki rakennetaan yhdessä. Kestävä Lahti on erilainen. Olemme tehneet kaupunki tarvitsee kaikkia. Lahdessa on uusi Sahtivuosikymmenet is different among työtä kestävänFinnish cities. kaupunki- We LUT-yliopistoA truly sustainable ja etsimme city is builtratkaisuja together maailman- and needs kehityksenhave puolesta.been working Tämän for takiasustainable Lahti valittiin urban laajuisiineverybody ympäristöhaasteisiin on board. In Lahti, we yhdessä seek solutions yliopiston, Lensimmäisenädevelopment suomalaisena for decades. kaupunkina That is why Lahti korkeakoulujen,for global environmental yritysten challenges ja asukkaiden together kanssa. with Euroopanis the first ympäristöpääkaupungiksi Finnish city to be appointed 2021. as the universities, businesses and citizens. European Green Capital. Tule mukaan rakentamaan yhteistä Euroopan ympäristöpääkaupunki (European Green Capital Lahdessa luomme palveluja ja ratkaisuja, jotka ympäristöpääkaupunkivuottaCome and build the Green Capital 2021! year 2021 Award, EGCA) on Euroopan komission järjestämä kilpailu. mahdollistavatWe create services asukkaille and solutions hiilineutraalin that enable elämän - with us! Nimitys jaetaan vuosittain yhdelle kaupungille, joka on GREENLAHTI.FI tavancarbon-neutral ja paremman life and kaupungin. a better Olemmecity for Lahti tehneet ympäristötoiminnan edelläkävijä, toimii esimerkkinä muille energiakäännöksencitizens. Lahti made jaa majorlopetimme energy kivihiilen transformation käytön kaupungeille sekä kehittää innovatiivisia ratkaisuja @GreenLahti2021 huhtikuunand stopped alusta using 2019. coal atLahdesta the beginning tulee hiilineut of April - ympäristöhaasteisiin. Lahtea ennen tunnustuksen on raali2019. jo We vuonna will become 2025, ensimmäisenä carbon-neutral suurena already in Pekka Timonen saanut 11 kaupunkia: ensimmäisenä Tukholma (2010) ja kaupunkina2025 as the Suomessa. first major city in Finland. kaupunginjohtajaMayor of Lahti viimeisimpinä Oslo (2019) sekä Lissabon (2020). 4 Smooth green life contributing to wellbeing We want everyday life to be easy and joyful in the Green Capital. Environmental solutions developed and tested in Lahti provide residents with an even smoother everyday environment that promotes quality of life and well-being. Personal carbon trading application We are the first city in the world to launch a personal carbon trading scheme on mobility emissions. As a Green Capital 2021, we will invite all European cities to learn about our personal carbon trading application CitiCAP. Local solutions, global impact Circular economy creates new business We have taken a new, innovative approach for the land Our environmental knowhow creates green growth. use and mobility planning. The cyclical, participatory As European Green Capital, we will create innovative, process combines the master plan, the sustainable urban applicable models for sustainable production and mobility plan (SUMP), the environmental programme and consumption. the service programme. Lahti – European Green Capital 2021 Lahti’s European Green Capital year focuses around four themes: Carbon-neutral Citizen Circular Nature life participation economy and water The European Green Capital Award (EGCA) is a com petition for cities, organised by the European Com mission. The title is given to one city at a time for one year for merits in GREENLAHTI.FI pioneering environmental actions, setting an example for other cities and developing innovative solutions to environmental challenges. Prior to Lahti, 11 cities have @GreenLahti2021 received this distinc tion, the first being Stockholm (2010) and the two most recent being Oslo (2019) and Lisbon (2020). 5 Lahti Region – ideal location for new companies and brave ideas The Lahti region is part of the Helsinki metropolitan area and The Lahti region is home to over among the largest growth centers in Finland offering an ideal location for companies. It is unsurpassed in its accessibility: 200,000 more than half of Finland’s population live within a two-hour of whom 120,000 live in Lahti. radius and 10 million people live within a three-hour radius. The easily accessible and cost-efficient surroundings together There are approximately with the strong local networks and centers of excellence support companies on their way to success and rebirth. The road is open 11,000 to both domestic and foreign markets. companies. www.lahtibusinessregion.fi LAHTI – HELSINKI 100 KM Helsinki Airport 1 hour 48 min Vuosaari Harbour 50 min 1 hour 6 NORWAY LAHTI REGION HARTOLA FINLAND HEINOLA PADASJOKI SWEDEN SYSMÄ RUSSIA ASIKKALA HOLLOLA LAHTI LAHTI IITTI TURKU KÄRKÖLÄ ORIMATTILA HELSINKI STOCKHOLM ST. PETERSBURG TALLINN Lahti Region Development LADEC ESTONIA operates in seven municipalities. LAHTI – ST. PETERSBURG 314 KM 2 h 45 min 7 Table of contents SUBCONTRACTING AND CONTRACT MANUFACTURING CONTRACT AND SUBCONTRACTING AUTOMATION AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY, MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT INTERIOR/FURNITURE PRODUCTSWOODEN PLASTIC PRODUCTS PRODUCTS METAL OTHER PRODUCTS HVAC OTHER 12 CNC-Muotoco 13 Elektropoint 14 Holmet 15 Kailin 16 Ketolan Metalli 17 Makron 18 NOKOPA 19 ALTEN Finland 20 BluePlan 21 Design Heino Jukarainen 22 Entop 23 Finnsampo 24 LSK Pneumatics 25 Materflow 26 Orfer 27 Production Software 28 ZetaDisplay 29 Ferroplan 30 Hermetel 31 Kemppi 32 Oilon 33 Skanveir 34 WatMan Engineering 35 Fasetti 36 HT Collection 37 Pedro 38 Syfco 39 Carpentry M. Ruhberg 40 Kumart 41 Lunawood 42 Novo Wood 43 Woodim Finland and Ecosilva 44 Crefisol Nordic 45 Kalustemuovi Virtala 46 Parlok Trading 47 Purvac
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