Järvi Group Exits Car Sales, Focuses on Leasing

The Järvi Group, one of Porvoo’s largest companies by revenue, will stop selling cars to consumers. Its Loviisantie car dealership will close at the end of February. The company has decided to shift its business focus entirely toward business-to-business vehicle leasing operations. This means it will no longer engage in retail automotive sales or any consumer-facing activities related to car sales. The move represents a clear strategic realignment within the group. Previously, the company served both private individuals and corporate clients, but it now intends to concentrate all its resources and operational efforts on providing leasing services exclusively to other businesses. The closure of the Loviisantie location marks the end of consumer car sales for the group in Porvoo. This decision is part of a broader internal restructuring aimed at refining the company’s core business functions. No additional information was given regarding potential effects on employees or other operational changes beyond the shift to leasing. Customers who have purchased vehicles from the Loviisantie dealership in the past will no longer be able to buy cars there after the closure date. The Järvi Group’s new direction reflects a deliberate choice to exit the retail automotive market and focus solely on commercial leasing arrangements with business clients.