- CEO
- Topi Manner
- Full Time Employees
- 6,177
- Sector
- Communications
- Industry
- Wireless telecommunications
- Address
- Ratavartijankatu 5 Helsinki UU Finland 00061
- IPO Date
- Jul 3, 2000
- Business
- Elisa Oyj operates as a leading telecommunications, ICT and digital services provider primarily in Finland and Estonia, with international software services extended to over 100 countries; it serves more than 2.8 million consumer, corporate and public administration customers through its three main reporting segments of Consumer Customers, Corporate Customers, and International Software Services (branded as Elisa Industriq). The company offers fixed and mobile phone subscriptions, broadband connections, and supplementary digital services under the Elisa and Elisa Saunalahti brands; cable television subscriptions and entertainment platforms such as Elisa Viihde; IT and communication solutions including data security, network management automation, and industrial software for operators; as well as emerging offerings in distributed energy storage and residential battery integration. Founded in 1882 and headquartered in Helsinki, Finland, Elisa employs over 6,700 professionals across more than 20 countries and generates annual revenue exceeding EUR 2.2 billion, with shares listed on Nasdaq Helsinki.
In recent developments, Elisa forms a joint venture with MPY Telecom, backed by Infranode, to accelerate fiber network construction and plans expansion of 5G and fiber coverage to nearly 200 new locations in Finland by end-2025; it expands collaboration with Google Cloud to implement AI-driven autonomous networks and enhances global services through partnership with Vodafone Business for clients like Outokumpu. The company rebrands its international digital services as Elisa Industriq in 2025 to focus on software solutions improving quality, efficiency and growth in industrial automation; it pursues acquisitions such as sedApta Group to bolster offerings and continues M&A in digital services and domestic IT/telecom, while advancing 5G coverage to 86% in Finland and 70% in Estonia as of late 2022 with ongoing investments.