Danske Bank survey shows 66% of Finnish executives expect positive outlook over next 12 months
Bitget2026/10/01 04:54- Danske Bank’s Nordic executive survey showed 66% of Finnish business leaders expect a positive 12-month outlook.
- Hiring plans strengthened: 59% forecast headcount growth within a year; 41% expect staffing to rise at least 5%.
- Medium-term growth targets stayed cautious: over 60% expect 5%-15% growth over 3-5 years.
- Only 21% in Finland expect revenue growth above 20% over 3-5 years, versus 29% in Denmark, 23% in Sweden, 23% in Norway.
- Just 4% of Finnish leaders target growth above 30%; 45% rate AI as very important or critical over two years.
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