- CEO
- Aarne Antero Aktan
- Full Time Employees
- 390
- Sector
- Electronic technology
- Industry
- Electronic components
- Address
- Revontulenkuja 1 Vantaa Finland 02100
- IPO Date
- Aug 24, 1999
- Business
- Solteq Oyj provides information technology services and software solutions specializing in the digitalization of business processes and industry-specific applications for the retail, energy, and e-commerce sectors. The company operates through two primary segments, Utilities and Retail & Commerce; the Utilities segment delivers software solutions and services including customer information management, invoicing, customer interaction tools, Solteq Electricity Distribution as a SaaS solution for distribution system operators, and Solteq Electricity Trade for electricity sales processes; the Retail & Commerce segment offers Solteq Commerce Cloud as a cloud-based point-of-sale system for retail and restaurants, Solteq Tekso POS for fashion, hardware, specialty, and grocery retail, Solteq Order Engine for omnichannel customer experiences, Solteq Gift Card on a SaaS model, Solteq Connector integration platform, supply chain management, product information management via PIMScribe AI for descriptions and translations, composable commerce solutions, assortment planning, loyalty programs, e-commerce platforms with Adobe Commerce and Algolia search, and automotive after-sales tools such as Smart Dealer and Solteq Webservice ERP; additional services encompass advisory, application development, digital marketing, integration, marketing automation, UX design, and utilities consulting. Solteq Oyj serves small and medium-sized enterprises, retailers, energy and water utilities, and related industries, with geographic operations across Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Poland, and the United Kingdom from 11 offices. Founded in 1982 and headquartered in Espoo, Finland, the company, formerly known as Tampereen Tiedonhallinta, employs over 400 professionals and reported comparable revenue of 50.9 million euros in 2024. Recent major changes include the sale of its Microsoft BC and LS Retail ERP business to Azets in 2023 to sharpen focus on proprietary software and expert services; earlier acquisitions such as S2B Energia Oy and Enerity Solutions Ltd in 2022 bolstered energy sector capabilities, alongside divestments like the SAP ERP business to Enfo Oyj in 2020.