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Ensto Group
Company typeOsakeyhtiö
Founded1958; 66 years ago (1958)
FounderEnsio Miettinen
HeadquartersPorvoo, Finland
Key people
Hannu Keinänen (CEO)
ProductsElectrical solutions[buzzword], systems and supplies
Revenue266 million euros (2018)[1]
OwnerMiettinen family
Number of employees
1,600 (2019)[1]
SubsidiariesCzech Republic: Ensto Czech, s.r.o.; Estonia: Ensto Ensek AS; Finland: Ensto Oy, Ensto Chago Oy and Ensto Finland Oy;

France: Ensto France SAS and Ensto Novexia SAS; Germany: Ensto GmbH; United Kingdom: Ensto UK Ltd; Hungary: Ensto Elsto KFT.; India: Ensto India Private Limited; Italy: Ensto Italia S.r.l. and Ensto Elettrica S.r.l.; Kazakshstan: Ensto Kazakhstan LLP; Latvia: AS Ensto Latvija;

Lithuania: Ensto Lietuva, UAB; Norway: Ensto Nor AS; Poland: Ensto Pol Sp. z o.o; Russia: OOO Ensto Rus; Spain: Ensto Canal S.A.; Sweden: Ensto Sweden AB; United States: Ensto USA LLC (2019)[2]
Websitewww.ensto.com

Ensto is an international technology company and a family business, which designs and provides electrical solutions[buzzword] for electricity distribution networks, buildings, marine and electric traffic. Ensto manufactures, for example, solutions[buzzword] for overhead line and underground cable networks, luminaires, electric vehicle charging systems, electric heaters, control systems and enclosing systems.

Ensto was established by Ensio Miettinen in 1958. Since 2001, it has been owned by four of his descendants through the parent company EM Group. In 2018, the majority of the ownership was transferred to the third generation of the Miettinen family through the parent company Ensto Invest Oy. The headquarters of Ensto is in Porvoo, Finland, where the company was founded.

References

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  1. ^ a b "Ensto in Brief". Ensto. Retrieved 5 November 2019.
  2. ^ "Ensto companies worldwide". Ensto. Retrieved 5 November 2019.
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