Napa-Koli Oy is a Finnish family-owned company headquartered in Hyvinkää, Southern Finland, with origins in the Lake Koli region. The organisation specializes in sustainable construction and tourism development. While its construction projects are mostly centered in the Helsinki metropolitan area and elsewhere in Finland, its tourism initiatives focus on Finnish Lakeland, specifically close to the Koli National Park.
Founded and primarily owned by Ari Uusikangas, Napa-Koli Oy plays a dual role. In tourism, it is an active developer and the main shareholder of the investment property Koli Cultura, which is positioned to become a centre for responsible nature tourism near Koli National Park—a region with over 15 percent annual growth in visitor numbers. The Koli area is renowned for its unique landscapes and serves as a focal point for sustainable tourism in Finland.
On the construction side, Napa-Koli Oy and its sister company Arikoli have executed renovation and construction projects on notable buildings, including Laajasalo Church, Pitäjänmäki Church, two service houses, the British Embassy, and sites in Suomenlinna. Their work reflects an emphasis on value renovations and heritage sensitivity.
Current projects highlight the company’s blend of tourism and sustainability efforts, balancing commercial interests with regional development. While Napa-Koli Oy’s construction operations are broader in geographic scope, its tourism business remains deeply tied to the Koli region's ecological and cultural heritage.