Intermediary AS

Norway is an attractive market for international companies, offering strong purchasing power, political stability, and high demand for innovative solutions. With the right local insights, partnerships, and market strategy, businesses can successfully enter, scale, and achieve sustainable growth in the Norwegian market.

Norway has a strong and diversified economy, with globally competitive industries that offer attractive opportunities for international businesses.

Building on Norway’s offshore and maritime expertise to deliver scalable renewable energy at sea.

Norway’s green maritime industry builds on world-leading maritime expertise to deliver zero-emission vessels, clean technologies, and sustainable ocean transport for global markets.

Norway’s life science industry combines world-class research, health data, and innovation to develop biotech, medtech, and digital health solutions for global markets.

Norway’s hydrogen production industry combines renewable power, natural gas, and industrial expertise to deliver green and blue hydrogen for energy, industry, and export markets.

Norway’s key industries demand precision, sustainability, and world-class engineering. Our manufacturing and industrial design capabilities are tailored to the needs of energy, maritime, offshore, and advanced manufacturing sectors—supporting innovation from concept to scalable production.

Norway’s key industries rely on resilient, secure, and scalable digital infrastructure. From energy and maritime to manufacturing and public services, modern infrastructure enables data-driven operations, automation, and long-term competitiveness.

Norway’s agriculture and food sector plays a strategic role in food security, sustainability, and value creation. From farming and aquaculture to food processing and bio-based industries, digitalization and innovation are transforming how food systems scale and compete globally.

Agriculture and fisheries are strategic pillars of Norway’s economy, ensuring food security, regional value creation, and global exports. From land-based farming to fisheries and aquaculture, innovation, sustainability, and digitalization are reshaping resilient food value chains.

Architecture and construction are central to Norway’s industrial development, enabling resilient infrastructure, sustainable buildings, and efficient urban and regional growth. Innovation, digital construction, and low-carbon design are transforming the built environment across public and private sectors.

Carbon capture and storage is a cornerstone of Norway’s industrial climate strategy. CCS enables deep emissions reductions across hard-to-abate sectors such as cement, energy, waste-to-energy, and process industries—positioning Norway as a global leader in full-scale CCS value chains.

The circular economy is central to Norway’s transition toward sustainable and competitive industries. By extending product lifecycles, increasing material reuse, and closing resource loops, circular models drive efficiency and emissions reduction across manufacturing, construction, energy, and food systems.

Digital education and EdTech solutions supporting skills development, lifelong learning, and workforce transformation across Norway’s key industries.

Communication technology underpins Norway’s digital economy, enabling real-time data exchange, secure connectivity, and resilient operations.

Industrial production is a cornerstone of Norway’s value creation, spanning process industries, manufacturing, energy, and advanced engineering.

Smart cities are central to Norway’s sustainable urban and industrial development. By integrating digital infrastructure, energy systems, mobility, and data platforms, smart city solutions improve efficiency, resilience, and quality of life while enabling innovation across public and private sectors.

Sustainable and digital mobility solutions supporting Norway’s key industries, enabling efficient transport, logistics, and low-emission mobility systems.

Advanced wastewater treatment and water management solutions supporting Norway’s key industries, enabling sustainability, compliance, and resource efficiency.

Space technology is a strategic capability for Norway, supporting maritime operations, energy, climate monitoring, communications, and national security.

Norway’s defence industry is a strategically important sector delivering advanced technologies for national security and allied defence.

Sustainable tourism and travel solutions supporting Norway’s key industries, destinations, and year-round value creation across regions.

Health is a critical societal and industrial sector in Norway, driven by a strong public healthcare system and growing demand for digitalization, efficiency, and quality of care.

Norwegian consumers are among the most digital, sustainability-focused, and trust-driven in the world. Consumer expectations around quality, transparency, data protection, and environmental responsibility strongly influence how Norway’s key industries design products, services, and business models.