At Walki in Pietarsaari, a wide range of products are manufactured, including roll wrapping papers, copy paper wrappers, flexible packaging materials, paper used in box production, and specialty products such as large advertising banner materials.

The company’s customers are located both in Finland and internationally.

Walki Pietarsaari is part of the international Walki Group, headquartered in Espoo. The Group operates in 12 countries. Walki is owned by the Japanese company Oji, one of the world’s largest pulp and paper manufacturers.
Walki believes in a sustainable future, and our mission is
to accelerate global progress towards sustainability. Our product solutions are designed and continuously developed for different markets – ranging from sustainable packaging materials for the food industry to energy-efficient materials for the construction sector.

Alholmens Kraft is the world’s largest biofuel-fired power plant. We produce electricity, process steam, and district heating for industry and consumers.

As a global materials solutions company, we develop a wide range of renewable material solutions for everyday needs.

Each year, 800,000 tonnes of birch and softwood pulp produced from locally sourced wood continue their journey from Pietarsaari to markets around the world, where they are used in products such as tissue and specialty papers as well as packaging board.

In addition to high-quality fibres, UPM Alholmen sawmill also produce sawn timber in Pietarsaari for applications including the construction and furniture industries.

UPM Alholmen Sawmill produces certified pine and spruce sawn timber for the joinery industry, the packaging industry, and the construction sector. The annual production capacity is 280,000 cubic metres.

Nothing goes to waste. Logs are sawn into planks and boards. Bark and forest residues, such as branches and stumps, are used for energy production at Alholmens Kraft. Bark is also used for landscaping and gardening, while wood chips are used in pulp production.

At OSTP, we are helping to build a safer and more sustainable world.

Our stainless steel tubes and fittings are used in industries where quality and safety are absolutely critical – pharmaceutical manufacturing, where medicines must be produced under perfect conditions; the food industry, where processes must be clean and safe; and data centres, where technological development requires efficient cooling. These are just a few examples of the many industries in which OSTP’s tubes and fittings play a vital role.

For nearly 80 years, OSTP Finland has been driven by the same motivation: to be the best at what we do. Behind our products stands an entire ecosystem of people and expertise. Here, not only metalworkers are employed, but also specialists in everything from maintenance and quality to logistics and production planning. Together, we create products that the world trusts – every day.

NCE Oy (Nordpipe Composite Engineering Oy) specializes in technical industrial plastics. Its product portfolio consists of pipes and tanks designed for demanding and high-pressure conditions, manufactured from composite materials, primarily glass fibre composites.

We are a world-leading manufacturer of premium papers and packaging materials made from virgin fibre. Millions of people around the world use responsibly produced packaging made from Billerud’s papers every day.

We manufacture sack and kraft paper for flour and sugar bags, shopping bags, and technical applications such as sandpaper, roll and rice wrappers, as well as liquid packaging board. Billerud serves customers in more than 100 countries with renewable and recyclable products.

Nautor Swan is one of the most renowned names in the world of sailing. Founded in 1966, the company is internationally known for its high-quality sailing yachts.
Each yacht represents timeless elegance, exceptional craftsmanship, outstanding performance, continuous innovation, and uncompromising reliability.

Baltic Yachts is the world’s leading manufacturer of custom-built carbon fibre sailing yachts.

Approximately 300 vessel calls per year, with industrial customers located in the area.

An 11-metre fairway and regular shipping connections to Central Europe, including ports such as Lübeck, Emden, and Alexandria.

The main products handled through the port are pulp, sawn timber, paper, cement, and lye. The objective is to continuously improve conditions for transporting increasing volumes of general cargo, containerized goods, and wood products.

Euroports’ terminal in Pietarsaari is a significant export hub for pulp and sawn timber. Euroports is responsible for virtually all cargo handling at the Port of Pietarsaari and, to a large extent, also for warehousing operations.