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The people managing Ericsson’s Innovation Hub in Estonia believe that Estonia has the potential to carry out a real industrial revolution and set an example for the whole world.

Finnish deep tech company Unikie, which develops software for autonomous vehicles, came to Estonia six months ago and plans to expand to the next Estonian city, Tartu. Managing Director of the Estonian office Ville Ilves said that the decision to expand to Estonia was the right one and recommends that other companies follow suit: “Estonia is a fantastic place for product development!”

The Nordic Milk dairy industry has managed to make the most of the entrepreneurial spirit of Southeast Estonia to keep innovating, go green and produce clean food for people in 25 countries.

Winning the Foreign Investor of the Year award in Entrepreneurship Awards 2020 has brought a great deal of positive attention to Ericsson Estonia, while also entailing a wider impact on Estonia at large.

Nilar, a Swedish battery manufacturer will build a new battery plant in Estonia, employing up to 300 people.

“InvEST insights” explores how American cybersecurity firm Malwarebytes that first set foot in Estonia around ten years ago, now develops most of the company’s main products, which are used by millions of people around the world, in Estonia.

In a scramble to attract investments to their shores, countries worldwide are vying for the attention of the most exciting businesses looking to expand their horizons. One such cool young business being courted by potential host countries is German-founded birkle IT that decided to invest in Estonia.

HANZA, a Swedish knowledge-based manufacturing company with operations all over the world, invested 8 million euros in a new sustainable production facility in Tartu, Estonia.