Hankkija
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Hankkija
Summary
Hankkija is an enterprise[1]. Hankkija is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Hankkija is in the country of Finland[3].
- Hankkija is in the country of FI[4].
- Hankkija's instance of is recorded as enterprise[5].
- Hankkija's instance of is recorded as organization[6].
- Hankkija's instance of is recorded as business[7].
- Hankkija's instance of is recorded as shop[8].
- Hankkija's instance of is recorded as repair shop[9].
- Hankkija's instance of is recorded as hardware store[10].
- Hankkija's headquarters location is recorded as Hyvinkää[11].
- Hankkija's chief executive officer is recorded as Q141372637[12].
- Hankkija took place at Alajärvi[13].
- Hankkija took place at Eura[14].
- Hankkija took place at Forssa[15].
- Hankkija took place at Huittinen[16].
- Hankkija took place at Hyvinkää[17].
- Hankkija took place at Hämeenlinna[18].
- Hankkija took place at Iisalmi[19].
- Hankkija took place at Joensuu[20].
- Hankkija took place at Jyväskylä[21].
- The location of Hankkija was Jämsä[22].
- The location of Hankkija was Kajaani[23].
- Hankkija took place at Kaustinen[24].
- Hankkija took place at Kempele[25].
- The location of Hankkija was Kitee[26].
- The location of Hankkija was Kiuruvesi[27].
Body
Founding
Recorded inception include 1905[28] and 1978-11-11[29].
Leadership
Hankkija's chief executive officer is recorded as Q141372637[12].
Operations
Hankkija's headquarters location is recorded as Hyvinkää[11]. Parent organizations include gleif:5299004SF5LN10PLR080[30]. Subsidiaries include Kone-Hankkija[31], an enterprise[32], in Finland[33]; Q141370980[34]; Puolimatka[35], a construction company[36], in Finland[37], founded in 1946[38]; and Q16830112[39], a business[40], in FI[41], founded in 2001[42].
Industry
Industries include agriculture[43], retail[44], and feed production[45].
Ownership
Products include seed[46], fertilizer[47], fuel[48], cereal[49], fodder[50], and tractor[51].
Why It Matters
Hankkija is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]