Alma Media buys Finnish property-data firm KTI, €3M in revenue
What's the deal? Alma Media is acquiring KTI Kiinteistötieto OyDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, a Finnish provider of research and analytics for the real estate sector, for an undisclosed sum. Ownership transfers on November 1, 2026, with KTI reported under the Alma Marketplaces segment.
The details: KTI serves real estate investors, property owners, developers, and financiers, and posted revenue of €3 million in 2025. Its 23 employees will move to Alma Media under existing terms. The largest sellers are industry bodies Rakli ry and Suomen Kiinteistöliitto ry.
What's the endgame? Alma says the deal strengthens its push to cover the full value chain in housing and real estate, particularly in commercial-property data, which complements its existing residential and housing-finance services.
Why now? Finnish property transactions rebounded in 2025 and stayed active into early 2026, even as office markets and development remained under pressure. "The operating environment in the real estate sector has changed rapidly," said KTI chief executive officer Hanna Kaleva, pointing to tighter regulation and growing demand for reliable data.
The bigger picture: "KTI's strong market position, high-quality data and deep customer relationships strengthen Alma Real EstateDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →'s existing business," said Tuomo Räsänen, VP, Alma Real Estate. The addition expands Alma's reach from housing finance into property investors, funds, and commercial owners.
The signal: This is a modest bolt-on rather than a landmark deal, with no price disclosed and a target generating just €3 million in revenue. But it reflects a wider bet: in an uneven property market, specialist data and analytics are becoming a core asset for owners and investors navigating uncertain conditions.
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