Yle 12.9.2025 | The framework of the battery material factory is currently rising in Kotka – this is what the construction site looks like now (external link)
Once completed, the factory is estimated to employ approximately 270 people.
The three-year BATCircle3.0 project, led by Aalto University, offers a strategic focus on new openings for battery materials refining and battery recycling.
The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment recently published Finland's new National Mineral Strategy, which outlines the future of sustainable and responsible mineral exploitation. Also, their 2021 release on Finland's national battery strategy attracted extensive international coverage. Take a look!
Once completed, the factory is estimated to employ approximately 270 people.
Finland claims the top spot as the most attractive location for global mining investments in the Fraser Institute's 2024 survey of mining companies.
Fortum plans to increase the battery recycling capacity in Harjavalta nearly tenfold. The final investment decision has not yet been made.
A new research report by the Geological Survey of Finland (GTK) presents an assessment of Finland’s current and prospective contribution to the European battery value chain.
Grafintec is planning a €675 million investment close to the CAM plant, which is already under construction.