12 August 2022 – One of them is Foodiq, a Finnish developer and producer of plant-based products, in June revealed it has raised 13 million euros in funding, a boon it intends to use to ramp up production capacity, expand operations into new markets and product categories, accelerate international growth, and add talent to its organization. The seven-year-old startup also intends to concentrate its operations in Finland to Järvenpää, where it recently acquired the production facility of Gold & Green Foods. Its goal is to speed up the transition to more plant-based diets and climate-friendly food production by bringing to market delicious plant-based options made from locally sourced raw materials with sustainable methods.

2 August 2022 – Finland ranked first in the European Union’s digital performance comparison. The European Commission’s annual Digital Economy and Society Index (DESI) monitors the digital performance of EU Member States and tracks their progress in digitalisation. Finland has been at the top of the list for several years, ranking number two in 2021 and number one in 2019 and 2020. The maximum score in the DESI comparison is 100. Finland's score this year is 69.6. The EU average is 52.3. Ranked after Finland in the digital performance comparison are Denmark, the Netherlands and Sweden.

4 July 2022 – Established in year 2015 in Nurmijärvi, Skand found its niche in manufacturing light electric vehicles targeted at both the elderly looking for means to move independently and younger urban dwellers opting for environmentally friendly ways of getting from one place to another. Its product range includes electric mobility scooters, cabin scooters and mopeds that are comfortable to drive, as well as affordable to operate and maintain. With interest in green transport modes steadily growing, Skand in 2021 raised 845 000 euros on Invesdor and received a loan worth one million euros to support its expansion in Denmark, Norway and Germany. Executing its strategy, Skand opened an office in Frankfurt earlier this year.

6 June 2022 – The cooperation with Microsoft and Fortum, which carried out the project study, has been efficient from the very beginning. The project has a major positive impact on the municipality's employment and development, says Erkki Eerola, Mayor of Vihti. According to research institute IDC, Microsoft, its ecosystem, and cloud customers could together generate more than 11,000 jobs in Finland for IT professionals over the next four years.

17 March 2022 – The investment responds to Finland’s growing demand for high performance, sustainable computing, and fast and reliable access to Microsoft services. Over the next four years, Microsoft and its stakeholders could generate more than €17.2 billion in new revenue and will add over 11,000 skilled IT jobs to the Finnish economy.

26 February 2022 – The municipality of Sipoo and DHL Supply Chain Finland Oy will conclude more than € 3.5 million plot sales in the logistics area of ​​Bastukärr. DHL intends to build a logistics center comprising three buildings. The main building is a single-storey storage terminal with just over 44,300 square meters. In addition, a 180 m2 technical building and a 2,500 m2 covered outdoor warehouse will be built on the site. DHL Supply Chain is the world's largest contract logistics company.