Energy Market, Estonia, EU – Baltic States, Good for Business, Industry, Labour-market

"We'll hire approximately 100 people for the service center this year. The final number will depend on other countries' plans for the relocation of their financial, supply chain and personnel operations to Estonia," told  ABB Estonia's communications specialist Sven Sommer.

Finding staff for the service center was not very difficult and there were enough candidates, head of ABB Baltics Bo Henriksson told  in January.

The center currently employs around 200 people.

ABB announced in October 2016 the Tallinn center would give work to more than 400 people within two years.

The Tallinn regional shared service center is one of six such centers that ABB has established or is in the process of establishing globally to bring together and streamline support services that previously were provided separately in 68 countries. The center provides support to the financial, personnel and supply chain operations of the group.