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Create free accountwell I guess on that on that note so you said you had a choice where head obviously finish it's one of the things to consider but is is it still is it still an attractive place to to set up now I mean there's been a lot of investment recently after kind of a whole wave a couple waves investment kind of post supercell people successes is that do you feel that still the case now or is there how things changing I get the sense maybe the teas money is a little bit sort of tighter than than it was at the moment because government's changed stuff was is is Hell sync in Finland still attrative to coming in as with if this guys here looking to you know an P store or business somewhere is it still a good place to come yeah I mean um yes I I I think that Hing still attracts investor money as it ever did last couple of years like I think BC money in general is is a little bit titer for games specifically now yeah uh than it was even a year ago um but I mean what what hasn't fundamentally changed as I was
saying the cost of hiring and and the level of talent um which I think is significant like when when it comes to people and talent um it's it's very very hard to compete with us yeah
Helsinki maintains its status as a premier global hub for game development, driven primarily by an unparalleled concentration of high-level technical and creative talent. While the broader venture capital environment has experienced a tightening of liquidity compared to previous years, the region continues to attract significant investment interest. The fundamental value proposition of the Finnish ecosystem remains rooted in its human capital, which provides a competitive advantage that is difficult for other international markets to replicate.
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