Finnish Investor Day in Estonia: Strengthening Cross-Border Investment Ties

10.09.2025 TLN

On September 5, the Nasdaq Baltic team had the pleasure of hosting a delegation of 50 investors from the Finnish Shareholders Association in Tallinn, Estonia.

This significant event was made possible thanks to our previous cooperation with the association, which held a Baltic evening showcasing the Baltic exchanges and the region’s listed companies in Helsinki in the spring of 2024.

 
Kaarel Ots, Head of Nasdaq Baltic Stock Exchanges, giving an overview of the Baltic market.

The day began with an insightful presentation at the E-Estonia Showroom, followed by a warm welcome from Kaarel Ots, the Head of Nasdaq Baltic Stock Exchanges. The event featured 25-minute company pitches from key industry leaders, including the CFO of LHV Group, the CEO of Infortar, the CEO of J. Molner, the CEOof Saunum Group, and the CFO of Eesti Energia.

Allan Selirand, CEO of Saunum Group, talking about how Saunum Group is innovating sauna technology.

After a networking lunch, the delegation was treated to a factory tour and presentation at Harju Elekter, providing a firsthand look at the innovative work being done in our region.

The Finnish Shareholders Association’s delegation at Harju Elekter factory which just recently got awarded as the Estonian Factory of the Year.

Why This Event Matters

This event was not only a showcase of our companies but also a strategic move to promote the Baltic region, our exchanges, and the investment opportunities available here. By hosting such events, we aim to be a catalyst for increasing cross-border investments and creating even closer ties with our listed clients, providing them with additional visibility.

Moreover, establishing and strengthening relevant international relationships is crucial for our growth. The Finnish Shareholders Association, with more than 35,000 members, represents a significant opportunity for us to expand our reach and influence.

In conclusion, the Finnish Investor Day in Tallinn was a resounding success, highlighting the potential of the Baltic region and fostering valuable connections that will drive future investments and collaborations.

Karri Salmi, CEO of the Finnish Shareholders Association during the Association’s trip to Tallinn, Estonia.