Peiron Oy is iron and steel foundry which produces castings based on customer requirements. The company specializes in different grades of steel and nodular iron. Foundry is specialized for small and medium sized series from one piece up to thousand pieces. Size of castings varies from 500 g to 5 tons, and the annual production capacity is approximately 5500 tons. Peiron is owned by Kumera Corporation and located in Kokemäki, Finland.The Kumera Corporation is a worldwide marketer of manufactured products and engineering services. The corporation consists of three major operating divisions.The Power Transmission Group provides a comprehensive range of products for a wide variety of applications in all the major process industries. Kumera has more than 70 years of experience as manufacturer of mechanical power transmissions for the industrial market. There are more than 200.000 Kumera gear units in operation in about 40 countries.The Technology Division is specialized in process equipment for metallurgical and environmental industries.The Foundry Division with Peiron Oy as the leading company produces all types of steel and iron castings, forming a link in the vertical refining chain of Kumera Corporation.

Lojer Group is the largest manufacturer of medical furniture in Scandinavia and Finland's biggest employer in the field. The company is 100 years old and is still privately owned. Its manufacturing facilities are in Sastamala, Hollola and Kempele, Finland. In Finland we employ 180 people directly, and dozens more through our subcontractors. In all, the group employs 210 people in four countries, and its annual turnover is over 40 million euros. Around 60% of turnover comes from exports, our primary export markets being Scandinavia, central Europe, Russia and Middle East.Lojer Group is the leading retailer of physiotherapy equipment and products in the Nordic counties. Lojer and it's subsidiaries operate in four countries: Lojer Oy (Finland), Medema Physio Ab (Sweden), Fysiopartner As (Norway) and ooo Lojer Medical (Russia).

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