Founded in 2003 by cousins Aki and Simo Niittymäki, Suomen Pyrotekniikka Oy has grown to become Finland’s largest fireworks company in just two decades. With nearly 300 shows per year, the team is now a leading force in the industry—a notable record was setting 67 fireworks displays in a single day on New Year’s Eve 2019. SPT is also a household name internationally: three-time Finnish champion and multiple award winner at prestigious competitions, including victories in Riga (2017) and Courchevel (2020). At the Pyronale in Berlin in 2023, the team secured 2nd place and the Audience Award. The largest fireworks display in Finnish history was unforgettable: the impressive production marking the 100th anniversary of independence on December 31, 2016, in Helsinki. Precision, passion, and a spirit of innovation make SPT one of the leading representatives of European pyrotechnic art today.

Founded in 2003 by Mark Copland, Fireworx Scotland is now one of the leading pyrotechnics companies in the United Kingdom. With more than 25 years of experience, a team of 42 qualified pyrotechnicians, and state-of-the-art technology, the company sets the standard for quality and creativity. Its portfolio ranges from classic city fireworks displays to large-scale productions for companies and festivals, as well as exclusive shows for prominent clients such as the BBC, Radio 1, The Prodigy, and Fatboy Slim. A highlight was the opening fireworks display for the EOWDC offshore wind farm in Aberdeen. Through close collaboration with Celtic Fireworks, its sister company, the firm always has access to innovative effects and over 800 products. Fireworx Scotland stands for precision and spectacular shows.

Göteborgs FyrverkeriFabrik (GFF) was founded in 1994 by Martin Hildeberg and Anders Hållinder and is now considered one of Scandinavia’s most renowned fireworks companies. Since winning its first international competition in Knokke-Heist in 2001, the company has established a global presence—with performances in Hanover, Rome, Montreal, San Sebastián, Shanghai, and Manila. Hanover is a particularly successful venue for GFF: Hildeberg has competed here five times—and emerged victorious every single time. He therefore associates the city with many fond memories. In addition to competitions, GFF also enhances concerts, sporting events, and festivals with innovative pyromusicals. State-of-the-art technology such as Finale 3D, Pyrodigital, and Galaxis systems ensures the highest precision—and so GFF stands for creative shows that set global standards.