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As Finland celebrates its eighth consecutive year at the top of the World Happiness Report, A-lehdet and Kotona aim to offer everyone a chance to discover their own slice of Finnish happiness.

Nordic Homes, a new premium bookazine showcasing contemporary Nordic living and design through an authentic Finnish lens, is set to launch globally in February 2025. This advertisement-free publication brings a fresh perspective to the international design scene by featuring carefully curated Finnish homes and exploring the unique aspects of Nordic lifestyle that have captivated audiences worldwide. Available in major markets from the United States to Japan, Nordic Homes offers readers an intimate look into exceptional Finnish living spaces, combining modern Scandinavian aesthetics with timeless traditions.

Finland, the world's happiest country for seven consecutive years, is now sharing its best-kept secrets of happiness through Kotona, the first global media representing Finnish lifestyle. Kotona (”at home” in Finnish) brings the beauty of everyday life to international audiences.

A-lehdet continues to implement its growth strategy and acquires a majority stake in the craft magazines and books publishing company, Laine Publishing Oy.

For the first time at Habitare, Avotakka is implementing a section built entirely according to the principles of circular economy. After Habitare, the structures of the Avotakka pavilion will continue to be used as part of new construction projects.

A-lehdet hosts a team of students from Harvard Business School in Helsinki this week as part of course called the FIELD Immersion.

The implementation of A-lehdet's growth strategy is progressing. Satokausi Media and A-lehdet join forces and encourage the consumption of vegetables. A-lehdet has purchased 51 percent of Satokausi Media Oy.

Eeva.fi is a new active digital medium for all who care about women.

Apu Juniori wants to make Ukrainian children who have arrived in Finland happy. The latest issue of the magazine has been made into a Ukrainian edition, which is distributed to Ukrainian children all over Finland.

The amended total coverage of Apu is 435,000, which is approximately 25% higher than previously reported.