The biggest investment company in Estonia

AS Infortar's three main areas of investments are maritime transport, energy, and real estate.

The mission of Infortar is to build well-functioning companies that hold strong market positions.

Our economic results were mostly affected by the travel restrictions.

Infortar has always prioritised people, resources, and environmental protection.

As a responsible company, Infortar continues to contribute to society.

The investment company Infortar expanded its real estate portfolio by purchasing the next loft-office type commercial building located in the Tähesaju Business Campus in Lasnamäe. "For Infortar, real estate is as important as investments in the field of maritime transportation and energy. Today, the real estate market is changing and offers opportunities, we look at it with an open mind and a persistent will, the goal is to further increase the size of our real estate portfolio in the near future," commented Ain Hanschmidt, chairman of the board of Infortar. The building completed in September at Tähesaju Street 9 in Lasnamäe combines retail, service, office and warehouse spaces. Koffisemu, Mereneid Trading, Skyadvert Network and other companies operate in the commercial building.

Alexela and Infortar completed the construction of the Paldiski LNG terminal mooring point on 28 October, few days earlier than the promised deadline, the port is now ready to start navigation and receive LNG carriers.
The world record has been achieved and the promise made in the spring has been fulfilled - as far as we know, no one has built an LNG terminal anywhere in the world only in 6 months. We would like to thank all - more than 200 people who, from spring to today, have been working towards this goal.
What's next you ask. Right now we kindly ask you to salute all the people involved for the incredible accomplishment. Also before making any next decisions, we want to make sure that the gas equipment by Estonia's gas and electricity transmission system operator will be installed so the gas reception capacity will be established in Paldiski LNG terminal by the end of this November. 

On August 28, commemorative plaques with the symbolic footprints of three famous Estonian artists – singers Teo Maiste, Mati Palm and stage/film director and comedian Sulev Nõmmik - were opened on the sidewalk between the Viru hotel and the Estonian National Opera.

The author of the memorial plaques is the sculptor Tiiu Kirsipuu, the completion of the sculptures was supported by Infortar, and the tablets were put into the street pavement with the help of the Tallinn City Goverment. Arne Mikk, the initiator of the wonderful tradition, Ott Maaten, the general director of the Estonian National Opera, Ain Hanschmidt, the chairman of the board of AS Infortar, spoke at the opening.

There are already 40 tablets commemorating famous Estonian artists around the theatre.