CoE Group tackles complex engineering projects with agility and expertise
CoE Group has carved out its path by focusing on partnerships and adaptability. From the start, the Group has prioritised close collaboration with clients, delivering tailored solutions in mechanical, electrical, and automation design.
“Our goal is to serve our clients with a people-centred and flexible approach. By maintaining a flat hierarchy, we ensure agility while aligning perfectly with our clients’ needs. This commitment to understanding and supporting their goals sets us apart in the industry,” says CEO Sami Kivioja.
Recent years have marked a period of significant growth for the Group, having acquired Anteplan Oy in 2022 and Kotka Automation Oy in 2023. These strategic acquisitions have enabled CoE Group to further expand its portfolio of services. Additionally, the Group’s Swedish subsidiary, Co-Engineering Nordic, strengthens its foothold in the Nordic market.
Our growth strategy is based on staying true to our collaborative roots while expanding our capabilities
“Our approach has always been to grow thoughtfully, ensuring we stay true to our collaborative roots while expanding our capabilities. Having a strong team and a broad portfolio means we are able to support our clients in increasingly complex and demanding projects”, says Kivioja.
The rapid evolution of industrial design and engineering requires not only technical excellence but also continuous learning and adaptation.
“The industrial sector is becoming smarter, and AI is now a core part of our operations. By embracing these trends and enhancing our expertise, we position ourselves among the leaders in the field,” says Kivioja.
CoE Group has long been active in renewable energy, with its portfolio now including hydrogen pilot initiatives. Kivioja emphasises the need for Finland to enhance its appeal to investors.
“Ensuring green investments flow into Finland requires robust infrastructure, competitive financial incentives, and a streamlined permitting process. These are crucial to attracting high-value projects and retaining production within the country,” he notes.
