Tommi Sneck

Corporate Officer/Principal at KOSKISEN OYJ

Net worth: 188 968 $ as of 29/06/2026

50 year

Non-Energy Minerals

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Mr. Tommi Sneck is a Chairman at Suomen Sahat Oy and a Director-Sawn Timber Industry at Koskisen Oyj.

Company	Date	Number of shares	Valuation	Valuation date
KOSKISEN OYJ 0.08%	30/12/2025	18,324 ( 0.08% )	188 968 $	29/06/2026

Companies	Position	Start
KOSKISEN OYJ	Corporate Officer/Principal	31/12/2006
Suomen Sahat Oy Suomen Sahat Oy Suomen Sahat Oy, also known as the Finnish Sawmill Industry Association, represents approximately 30 mainly family-owned sawmill companies that produce sawn timber for construction, carpentry, furniture, and packaging industries. The private company is based in Helsinki, Finland. The association advocates for its members' business interests, promotes the sustainability of wood as a renewable, carbon-storing material, and encourages renewable energy use in sawmill operations. It supports sustainable forest management through a voluntary forest environment program, which complements PEFC certification by promoting biodiversity and ecosystem health. The association provides training, collaborates on research, and monitors government policies related to climate, energy, and forestry to support the sector’s sustainable growth.	Chairman	31/12/2019

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Koskisen Oyj Koskisen Oyj Forest ProductsNon-Energy Minerals Owns and operates sawmills	Non-Energy Minerals
Suomen Sahat Oy Suomen Sahat Oy Suomen Sahat Oy, also known as the Finnish Sawmill Industry Association, represents approximately 30 mainly family-owned sawmill companies that produce sawn timber for construction, carpentry, furniture, and packaging industries. The private company is based in Helsinki, Finland. The association advocates for its members' business interests, promotes the sustainability of wood as a renewable, carbon-storing material, and encourages renewable energy use in sawmill operations. It supports sustainable forest management through a voluntary forest environment program, which complements PEFC certification by promoting biodiversity and ecosystem health. The association provides training, collaborates on research, and monitors government policies related to climate, energy, and forestry to support the sector’s sustainable growth.

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