Unisport-Saltex Oy

​The Nordic one-stop-shop service provider for sports facilities now introduces its most recent and game changing innovation: SALTEX BIOFILLTM - a 100% natural and environmentally friendly infill material for artificial turf.The new material is world’s first completely organic and fully biodegradable infill granulate.

Unisport, is together with Gerflor, the official supplier of sports floor to the Swedish Handball Federation. Unisport is the market leader in the Nordics and supplies equipment and comprehensive solutions to various sports.

Unisport has been selected as a winner of the Finnish Venture Capital Association and PwC's annual Growth Builder 2018 contest. More than 700 companies participated in this year’s competition. Together with the help of Vaaka Partners, the company has managed to multiply its turnover in a short time and become the Nordic market leader in sports facilities surfaces and equipment.

Nordic sports facility one-stop-shop service partner Unisport strengthens its position and acquires Jäämestarit Oy. With the acquisition Unisport strengthens its position as the market leader in sports facilities and sports equipment in the Nordic countries. The acquisition means major benefits to Unisport's customers.

Nordic sports facility one-stop-shop service partner Unisport strengthens its position and acquires substantial part of business and assets from Virklund Sport`s bankruptcy estate. Unisport is the market leader in sports facilities surfaces and equipment in the Nordic countries. Virklund Sport is a strong player in Danish market and has 60 years of experience.

With the signed agreement in future we are together seeking solutions to create a healthier society by improving the physical condition and by delivering interesting, stimulating and challenging facilities and equipment.

It is never too late to start training. A 55-year-old who just started to spend 35 minutes a day on physical activity will live an average of five years longer and will change eight sick years into healthy ones, according to the Norwegian Directorate of Health.