Value proposition

Factory as a Service - scalable manufacturing close to your market

Combi Works functions through its Factory as a Service (FaaS) concept that is the new era in industrial production and supply chains. Our concept allows customers digitalized flexible and movable manufacturing capacity.

We are a subcontractor of industrial components and assemblies focusing on the heavy machine building industry without capacity or production method limitations.

The company offers industrial subcontracting. A complete solution, which brings efficiency to customers'​ supply chain.

We currently have industrial manufacturing in China, India, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Poland and Turkey which allows us to secure an efficient and globally comprehensive production base. The base is constantly expanding. We are in practice able to produce in Europe for the European and in Asia for the Asian market.

Being local both in Europe and abroad gives you the ease, efficiency and security you need in industrial supplies.

We are currently active as suppliers in Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia.

Our production includes welding, casting, forging, machining, electrical and hydraulic assembly and final machine assembly.
Our two business segments are Infra products and Manufacturing services.

Our FaaS solution ensures you the following benefits:

* One Supplier
What if you could get everything you need from one source? Reducing the workload of supplier maintenance. No middle men, no location limitations, no waste, no capacity limitations.

* Global Reach
Where would you like to be located with us?

* High volume advantage in both production and logistics.

* Global Logistics
Logistics is a cornerstone of our business. We handle and combine volumes for greater cost-efficiency.

* Advanced IT
Want to have full traceability? Combi Works is using the Airfaas system.

* Competitive Price
We ensure competitive market prices for our customers.

Industrial Manufacturing Services, Manufacturing digitalization, Subcontracting, Factory as a service, and Supply chain