Estonian business stories around the world
The International Monetary Fund has warned that Estonia’s public debt is on an unsustainable path under current policies; the Bank of Estonia agrees with that
The IMF: Estonia’s public debt is on an unsustainable trajectory Read More
Estonian medical technology company Nanordica Medical has raised €1.6 million to launch its wound dressing, which uses its proprietary Premotiv nanotechnology to accelerate the healing
Estonian startup to use nanotech for healing of chronic wounds Read More
Estonia has opened its eighth business hub, this time in the Danish capital of Copenhagen. The new hub is located in the newly renovated premises
Estonia opens a business hub in Copenhagen Read More
The median gross salary in Estonia was €1,753 a month in the first quarter of 2026, which is 6% higher than in the first quarter
Estonia’s median salary €1,753 a month in Q1 2026 Read More
According to Statistics Estonia, Estonia’s gross domestic product increased by 2.4% in the first quarter of 2026 compared with the same period in 2025; the
The Estonian economy grows by 2.4% in Q1 2026 Read More
The Estonian resort town of Pärnu is planning a new 100-berth marina next to its Old Harbour quarter, with capacity for yachts up to 120
Pärnu to build a marina for the world’s largest yachts Read More
The Estonian entrepreneur Kristo Käärmann, the co-founder and chief executive of Wise, has been named among the 100 wealthiest people in the United Kingdom, according
Wise co-founder Kristo Käärmann joins the UK’s 100 wealthiest people Read More
At Latitude59, Estonia is pitching itself not as Europe’s digital nostalgia act, but as a small-state laboratory for defence tech, AI, deep tech and smarter
Latitude59 casts Estonia as a testbed for the New Nordics Read More
The net wealth of the average Estonian household rose to €103,300 in 2024, up from €66,200 in 2021, according to Eesti Pank, Estonia’s central bank.
Estonian household wealth rises, but the richest 5% hold 40% of assets Read More
Pärnu, Estonia’s seaside resort city and unofficial summer capital, wants the country’s planned multifunctional arena to be built there, arguing that its location between Tallinn
Pärnu bids to host Estonia’s planned multifunctional arena Read More
