
Green transition projects mean industrial investments. In April 2024, the portal of the Confederation of Finnish Industries will contain companies’ various investment plans worth nearly EUR 260 billion. For Kreate, green transition projects offer opportunities in the form of groundwork for large data centers, for example.
Finland’s NATO membership and the prevailing geopolitical situation increase the need and significance of rail, road and port infrastructure to the north and western borders and, for example, airport infrastructure from the perspective of Finland’s security of supply and accessibility.
As a result of urbanisation, the infrastructure construction market is concentrated in the largest cities. At the same time, the complexity of infrastructure projects increases, as space is limited in the dense urban environment that has already been built. In addition, construction in urban environments is characterised by demanding soil conditions, construction underground or high above the ground.
The growth of public transport infrastructure is a consequence of both urbanisation and the green transition. The aim is to provide urban dwellers living increasingly densely with an efficient and environmentally friendly public transport system running on rails. Many cities have significant rail investment plans at different stages.
Of the five megatrends, labour shortages are the only ones that do not support Kreate’s business. Kreate’s good reputation as an employer helps recruit the best experts in the field, and the company also cooperates closely with educational institutions in the field. Every year, Every year, Kreate has dozens of students for an internships and also actively recruits them permanently.