Exigo Finland is a consulting and export management company, established in 2006. We are providing internationalization services for Finnish growth companies. With our extensive network of partners abroad we are able to offer extra resources for export companies in business development.
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Exigo Finland
Exigo Finland is a consulting and export management company, established in 2006. We are providing internationalization services for Finnish growth companies.
Services
InternationalBusiness Development
Finding new business
opportunities on the
target markets
Networking Finnish
and local companies on
the target market
Seminar, exhibition and
event arrangements
Key Business sectors
CleantechRenewable energy
Energy Efficiency and energy saving solutions
Green building materials and sustainable solutions
Recycling
Key Markets
MIDDLE EAST:United Arab Emirates, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Saudi-Arabia
ASIA:
Malaysia, Singapore
Smart City Solutions
EV and smart mobility solutionsSmart building solutions
Services
- Search for business partners and customers
- Business development
- Market research studies
- Organizing of business delegation visits, Fact Finding trips and Match Making events
Key Markets
- MIDDLE EAST: United Arab Emirates, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Saudi-Arabia
- ASIA PACIFIC REGION
Cleantech
- Renewable energy
- Energy efficiency and energy saving solutions
- Water and waste water treatment
- Recycling and waste management
Smart City Solutions
- EV and smart mobility solutions
- Smart building solutions
Latest News
Cooperation between Asian Insiders and EXIGO Finland
The Managing Partners at Asian Insiders are pleased to announce our most recent addition to the Partners network.
Team Finland visit to the United Arab Emirates
Finnish companies have solutions that will help the country to achieve the ambitious targets in sectors such as waste management, waste to energy, sustainable use of resources and other circular economy areas. As an example, UAE is one of the highest producers of MSW per capita and majority of it ends up in the landfills. The