ABB opened for business in Estonia twenty-five years ago and has continued to grow over the years, currently employing over 1000 staff in its company campus in Jüri, in the vicinity of Tallinn. Last autumn the company opened its regional business service centre in Tallinn. Bo Henriksson, Managing Director in ABB Estonia and Baltics, says that the great reputation of ABB in Estonia has created opportunities for the entire group.

Estonian company Skeleton Technologies will replace space satellites with more energy-efficient ones. Aside from aerospace, Skeleton’s ultracapacitors are used in other sectors, such as motorsports, heavy industry, maritime, renewables and grid.

Estonian fashion designer Reet Aus and her team have a very straightforward plan — to save the world from textile waste by selling data-based software to fashion brands.

Have you ever stood in line and thought: do I have enough money? Well, with mobile-ID developed by SK ID Solutions, you could’ve logged in to your bank and check, in a matter of seconds.

Interview with Kaja Kruus and Taavi Aher, user experience designer at Proekspert, and designer at Proekspert respectively.

The slogan of the Estonian company Nordic Houses, which has produced around 2,000 houses in 15 years, is ‘More time for living’. Indeed, there is more time for living when you can have your own wooden house in five weeks from order to delivery.

Saare Yachts − a small sailboat producer, in Nasva, on the island of Saaremaa − was established with the aim of producing traditional wooden boats typical of the island.

Their consultants proposed the usual headquarters hotspots like Ireland, the UK, Switzerland, and the Netherlands; however, Jason suggested them to look at Estonia. At first they said: ‘Where?’ Then they said: ‘That sounds really exotic.’ But when they crunched the numbers and looked what the structure is to support the business, it made a lot of sense.