MHR Yhtiöt
Commercial, production and storage spaces for businesses in the Pori region
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About MHR Yhtiöt
MHR Yhtiöt acquires, develops, builds and rents properties for uses including production, storage and events. It also rents equipment and operates accommodation and meeting venues.
Its customers include businesses seeking commercial or production premises, storage, meeting space or equipment. Astora-Rakennus Oy is part of the group and provides construction expertise for property projects.
Founded in 2019, MHR Yhtiöt is headquartered in Pori and has properties in Pori, Harjavalta and Yyteri, Finland.
Product: Commercial and production premises, storage, accommodation and meeting venues, and equipment for rent.
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