Power, an electronics chain, is set to open its largest store in Finland in Tammisto, Vantaa in June. This store will cover an area of over 6,000 square meters and will have 50-60 employees. The CEO of Power Suomen, Juha-Mikko Saviluoto, describes this new store as a significant investment for the company.
Amidst this expansion, Power is also undergoing change negotiations regarding its entire personnel. These negotiations may result in dismissals, layoffs, or part-time employment for around 245 employees. The background for these negotiations is the decline in home electronics sales, which has affected the profitability of Power and the industry as a whole. The company is looking to ensure future competitiveness and operational stability in a challenging market environment.
Despite the challenging situation, Saviluoto remains optimistic about the future of home electronics sales and the company’s goal to gain more market share. While physical stores remain important for customers to experience products, online sales have also played a significant role. The company is focused on adapting to these changes and remaining competitive in the industry.
The Tammisto building will not only house Power’s new store but also its warehouse and the Finnish headquarters. This move reflects the company’s long-term vision and commitment to the Finnish market. While the situation remains uncertain, Power is committed to its growth strategy and providing a wide selection of products and experiences to its customers. The opening of the new store in Tammisto is a major milestone for the company and it shows their dedication towards expanding their business while keeping up with changing consumer habits.
