Voimatel

Voimatel Oy, established in 2001, operates as a key service provider for critical infrastructure networks, including electricity and telecommunications systems. The company originated from the network services business of Savon Voima, a Finnish energy group. This strategic move allowed Voimatel to focus and expand its expertise in maintaining and developing essential societal infrastructure. The company is owned by the Finnish energy company Osuuskunta KPY, which acquired it in 2009. Under the leadership of CEO Mikko Laine, Voimatel has grown to employ hundreds of professionals across Finland and Estonia. Voimatel's business model is centered on providing lifecycle services for a diverse client base that includes electricity network companies, telecommunications operators, industrial companies, and public sector organizations. Its service portfolio covers the entire spectrum of network management, from design and construction to maintenance, inspection, and 24/7 fault repair services. The company generates revenue by contracting these services, ensuring the reliability and security of electricity and data networks. This comprehensive approach positions Voimatel as a one-stop-shop for infrastructure management, helping clients optimize network performance and longevity. The company's core services are segmented into distinct areas. For electricity networks, Voimatel offers design, construction, and maintenance of transmission and distribution grids, including substation services and metering. In the telecommunications sector, it focuses on the planning, construction, and maintenance of both mobile and fiber optic networks, facilitating robust data communication. A significant part of its operations involves ensuring the operational security of these networks around the clock. Furthermore, Voimatel provides data-driven knowledge management services, helping clients make informed decisions about their infrastructure assets. Keywords: infrastructure services, electricity networks, telecommunications networks, network maintenance, energy sector, Finland, network construction, asset management, critical infrastructure, fiber optics