Finago Tower Marks 50 Years

Finago Tower, the company's headquarters located in Keilaniemi, Espoo, marked its 50th anniversary on October 7. The 83.6-meter building, originally constructed as Neste's headquarters, opened its doors on October 7, 1976.

Upon completion, the tower became the tallest building in Finland and held that distinction for roughly thirty years. The building was also noted for its interior design, featuring open-plan offices at a time when they were uncommon in Finland. It is locally known by the nickname "Raade's Tooth."

Over the decades, the property has undergone changes in ownership and occupants. It was renamed Finago Tower in November 2025. Currently, it houses Finago along with 14 other companies, two restaurants, and a gym.

Finago has recently revamped its office spaces to foster collaboration. CEO Lars Engbork stated that for Finago, the tower is more than an address; it represents a legacy of pioneering spirit that the company aims to continue.