Kokkola Industrial Park

Kokkola Industrial Park (KIP) is a unique North European industrial cluster, where several international companies in the chemical, metal processing and hydrogen industries as well as dozens of commodity and service companies operate. The companies in the Kokkola Industrial Park have a joint ambitious goal of being the world’s most efficient industrial ecosystem.

Since the 1940s, Kokkola Industrial Park has developed from an industrial area formed by two Finnish state companies, Kemira and Outokumpu, into the largest inorganic chemical industry ecosystem in Northern Europe. The industrial circular economy in the Kokkola Industrial Park and the cooperation between those operating in the ecosystem are unique. Industrial synergies and billion-euro-investments in clean-energy transitions are already a reality in Kokkola.

Kokkola Industrial Park is a strong export player: intermediate products, intermediates and final products produced by production plants are exported to several different industries, such as the agricultural and food industry, the battery, electronics and automotive industries, and the construction industry.

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