Shanghai, Thursday, 19 March 2026 – FinnCham China invites senior representatives of Finnish companies to an exclusive roundtable discussion with the Lin-gang Management Authority (Shanghai Free Trade Zone Lin-gang New Area).
The session provides a dedicated dialogue platform between Finnish enterprises in China and the Administrative Committee, focused on practical engagement and policy implementation to help Finnish companies better capture opportunities in Lin-gang. Instead of just explaining policies, the session showed companies how Lin‑gang actually works, making policies easier to understand and put into practice.
As a representative Finnish participant, Pascal Martin, the General Manager of Halton Ventilation (Shanghai) Co., Ltd delivered a keynote speech at the session, sharing Halton’s operational experience in China and exchanging views on topics such as the business environment and industrial collaboration.
In his remarks, Pascal outlined the company’s priorities in Greater China: enhancing profitability, developing new technological solutions with a strong focus on innovation and sustainability, exploring new market segments, and expanding its services capabilities.
“At Halton, we play a key role in multiple high-impact segments where the construction industry can make a positive impact on global challenges—from CO₂ emissions and urbanization to built environment impact, wellbeing, air pollution, HVAC demand, and circularity.” Pascal said.
Halton Group
Halton Group was founded in Finland in 1969. It has a presence in more than 35 countries worldwide, focusing on specific applications and delivering tailored solutions for commercial and public buildings, medical facilities and laboratories, professional kitchens and restaurants, energy and heavy industrial environments, and marine vessels.
By leveraging Lin-gang’s open platform and industrial strengths, Halton continues to further localize its air solutions for the built environment—delivering improved air quality in demanding environments while contributing to Sino-Finnish technology and industry collaboration.
