Danske Bank survey shows 23% of Finnish firms active in defense, dual-use markets

By Public Technologies
  • Danske Bank research found 23% of surveyed Finnish firms already operate in defense-related or dual-use markets.
  • Direct defense industry exposure stood at 5%, while 18% reported activity in dual-use products or services.
  • Another 14% are considering supplying the defense industry or dual-use markets, pointing to a widening supplier pipeline.
  • Defense exports from Finland rose to over EUR 700 million in 2025, a 241% jump from 2024.
  • Danske Bank backed NATO’s Call to Action on private defense financing; supporters have mobilized USD 217 billion for the sector.


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