Clusters & Networks
Lahti Region Maritime Cluster
The Lahti Region Maritime Cluster offers local companies a unique opportunity to grow, network and internationalise among top experts in the maritime industry.
New Growth Opportunities Available in the Maritime Industry!
What Is the Lahti Region Maritime Cluster?
The Lahti Region Maritime Cluster is a collaborative network that brings together regional experts, develops agile cooperation, and builds growth pathways particularly for the cruise shipbuilding sector within the maritime industry.
The cluster acts as an enabler for business growth and internationalisation, providing access to industry information, cooperation networks and export opportunities.
Concrete Benefits for Companies
- Direct contacts with shipyards, technology suppliers and international partners
- Cooperation with the University of Turku in the EU-funded "Merimerkit" project
- Seminars, company and shipyard visits, and networking events
- Market intelligence sourced from international market studies
- Free visibility in the digital "Marine Network" company catalogue
- News and information about the maritime industry and upcoming cluster events
Who Is the Cluster For?
The Maritime Cluster is open to all companies and organisations in the Lahti region that wish to develop their business within the maritime industry. The network is suitable for companies of all sizes and sectors—the key requirement is an interest in the opportunities of the maritime sector.
How to Join the Lahti Region Maritime Cluster?
Contact the cluster’s contact person.
Explore Finnish Maritime Network Companies, Products and Services:
Want to know more? Get in touch!
Ville Uimonen
Head of Development
+358 50 574 3222
ville.uimonen@ladec.fi
The “Merimerkit” project (ID A80495) is managed by Lahti Region Development LADEC Ltd and carried out jointly with the University of Turku during 2023–2025. The project aims to strengthen and develop cooperation between companies in Southern and Western Finland and reduce the threshold for them to become part of international maritime industry networks. The project is funded by the Regional Councils of Päijät-Häme, Satakunta and Southwest Finland through the “Renewing and Skilled Finland 2021–2027” EU regional and structural policy programme (ERDF).
