Skip to Content
Business Patrik Saarto
Open
Rakennusbetoni brings Finnish civil defence shelter technology to Ukraine

Kuvituskuva:

Rakennusbetoni brings Finnish civil defence shelter technology to Ukraine

Rakennusbetoni signs the first joint contract with Peker & Partners.

Rakennusbetoni- ja Elementti Oy and Ukrainian design bureau Peker & Partners have signed a memorandum of cooperation and their first joint contract, Rakennusbetoni announces in LinkedIn.

– The cooperation aims to bring Finnish civil defence shelter technology to Ukraine and develop solutions that address the country’s urgent need for protective structures. In the first joint project, Peker & Partners will prepare the design documentation for a civil defence shelter in Ukraine based on Finnish technology, the post says.

The memorandum of cooperation and the first joint contract were signed at the Embassy of Finland in Kyiv.

Read also:

Ukraine Shelter Coalition selected its first projects

Reconstruction of Ukraine Ukraina Ukrainan jälleenrakennus Ukraine

Continue reading

Open 40

Nordic Broker opens representative office in Kyiv to support companies participating in Ukraine’s reconstruction

Nordic Broker knows which risks can be insured locally, which require international insurance markets and where specialist solutions are needed.
Open 18

Business Tampere opens an Office in Lviv to support companies’ business in Ukraine

There is exceptional level of expertise in the Tampere region that is needed in Ukraine.
Open 85

Ibis Motor appointed distributor for Lännen and Lundberg in Ukraine

Ibis Motor represents several Finnish brands.
Open 92

Ukrnafta and Wärtsilä to develop distributed generation

Wärtsilä will supply equipment to Ukraine.
Open 224

Almalyk launches a new copper processing plant with key technology supplied by Metso

The next copper plant is already being planned.
Open 111

Finland and Ukraine improve weather services and air-threat warnings through cooperation

The Finnish Meteorological Institute has enhanced Ukraine’s weather services, while Finland is developing its own air‑threat warning systems based on lessons learned from Ukraine.
Back top top