About us

We are the real estate expert and work environment partner of the Finnish Government. We create safe and functional work environments, are responsible for their maintenance, and take care of our valuable national property assets. We bear our responsibility for the environment, the economy, and society.

Working for Finland.

Senate Group's key figures 2024

1 280 Group employees
728 Investments, M €
8 300 Buildings
6,0 Group balance sheet, bn €

Our strategy

Our goal is to provide a work environment for our clients to help improve work performance and reduce the government’s facility costs.

Social responsibility drives our work

Our business is based on corporate social responsibility in all its aspects: we show our responsibility for sustainable development by considering economic, social and environmental factors, not forgetting the cultural value of the buildings.

Organisation

Senate Group comprises Senate Properties and its subsidiary corporate enterprise Defence Properties Finland. The Group also includes Senate Station Properties Ltd.

Organisation

Corporate governance

Senate Properties is an unincorporated state enterprise operating under the Ministry of Finance and its operations are regulated by the Act on Unincorporated State Enterprises and the Government Decree on Senate Properties.

Corporate governance

Senate as an employer

We strive in many different ways to ensure that our people have everything it takes to succeed in their work. We consistently invest in developing the professionalism and competence of our people.

Responsible employer

Mikko Ahola istuu pöydän ääressä ja puhuu.

Finance

Senate Properties is an unincorporated state enterprise operating under the Ministry of Finance and is self-financing and not included in on-budget activities. Senate makes no profit from rents paid by central government clients.

Finance

For better indoor conditions

We want to help ensure that everyone working in the offices, institutions, barracks and bureaus of Finland have the best possible conditions in their working environment so as to maintain the welfare, organisation and safety of society.