We have made a distribution agreement with AKN & Sons Ltd. The company will act as Netled’s representative of Vera® production units in the Balkans. The Balkans is a new, interesting market area for vertical farming. The agreement further strengthens Netled’s position in the European markets and opens new possibilities for the company.

We are pleased to announce that Teuvo Rintamäki (M.Sc. Econ) has been elected as Netled’s new Chairman of the Board.

We have signed a distribution agreement with Swedish technology company SweGreen. Netled will start providing Vera® Compact Production Units for SweGreen's urban farming destinations in Sweden.

In October, we will be attending VertiFarm2019 – an international workshop on vertical farming at the Campus of Wageningen University, the Netherlands.

You are an essential part of our R&D-team. You are familiar with Twincat-environment and Beckhof-platform.

Horticultural lighting market is in constant movement, and it’s getting harder and harder for a grower to find reliable product information and independent research results. One specific myth continues to live its life year after year – that is the debate over white LED light, which is considered to give better growing results. We break the myth and help You to evaluate lighting properly.

Shareholders of Netled Oy are invited to the Annual General Meeting to be held in the Restaurant Mylly (Ravintola Mylly) / Wigren Catering, at the address Myllyhaantie 6, 33960 Pirkkala, on Wednesday 25th of September at 13.00 p.m. The reception of registered participants and the distribution of voting tickets will commence at 12.30 p.m. An invitation to the General Meeting has been sent to all shareholders whose email address is at the company’s knowledge.

Netled Oy, Finnish specialists in vertical farming systems and greenhouse lighting solutions, have signed a long term framework agreement with Astwood Infrastructure to supply equipment for industrial scale vertical farms.

In August, garden and horticultural professionals gather in Lepaa, Finland, to present the newest innovations in flower and vegetable industry, as well as machines and equipment for the landscape industry. The exhibition is one of the oldest in Europe, and this year, up to 10 000 visitors are expected to attend.