INVESTOR REQUEST LÄÄNE-VIRUMAA (download here)

Industrial areas for CWP in Lääne-Viru county:

Rakvere
Kunda
Tapa

Haljala

Kadrina
Tamsalu
Vinni

Estonia is a country located at the heart of the Baltic Sea region – in Europe’s fastest growing market of more than 90 million people. The country is described by political and economic stability, accessibility, ease and low cost of doing businesses and investor equality. Estonia is a member of Euro area since 1st January 2011.

Lääne-Viru county is located in Nothern-West Estonia (100 km from the Estonain capital, Tallinn; 120 km from east border in Narva). Lääne-Viru county is the fifth most populated county in Estonia, with the population of 65 500 people. The county territory is 3609 sq km and we are the third largest county in Estonia. The county is divided into 15 municipalities (13 rural municipalities and 2 towns). Rural population is 55%.

Our industrial production is the most diverse among Estonian counties – main industrial sectors are logistics and transportation, food industry and metal manufacturing and wood industry. Others that we also have are furniture industry, production of metal constructions and timber components, sewing industry, railway construction, engineering industry, building materials industry, lime industry, waste management etc.

The main arguments to invest in Lääne-Viru county are:

• Logistically very good location ( 100km to the airport in Tallinn, 25 km to port Kunda, 120 km to the east border in Narva)
• Highways network in good shape
• A railway and  port to ship raw materials and/or  goods for export
• The existence and availability of local raw materials
• Skilled labor force within a radius of 100 km (for example)
• The presence of wood specialty professional learning
• Long experience and traditions in  wood processing in the region
• Good cooperation with local authorities and assistance to investors

Welcome to Estonia! Welcome to Lääne-Virumaa!

Industrial Areas in Lääne-Viru county, 7 municipalities

Lääne-Viru county presentation "Looking for a fair wind"