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Markets
Results, filings, market sizing, and trade data from the sauna industry. Every figure carries its source and date.
Market figures
Market sizes from research firms and results from company filings, each with its date.
$905M
The global sauna equipment market in 2024.
Source: Grand View Research
$380M
The global market for cold plunge tubs in 2025, approximate.
Source: SkyQuest
$876B
Wellness real estate worldwide in 2025: buildings designed around the health of the people in them.
Source: Global Wellness Institute
€198.9M
Harvia revenue for 2025, reported in euros.
Source: Harvia Plc financial statements bulletin
NoteMarket sizes are estimates published by research firms. Each firm sets its own scope and method, so figures from different firms do not add up or compare directly.
Company tracker
The listed company we track, from its own filings and financial calendar.
Listed company
Harvia Plc
Sauna and spa company based in Muurame, Finland. Its brands include Harvia, EOS, Almost Heaven Saunas, Kirami, ThermaSol and Sentiotec.
- Exchange
- Nasdaq Helsinki
- Ticker
- HARVIA
- ISIN
- FI4000306873
- Reports in
- Euros
- Listed
- March 2018
HARVIA stock chart by TradingView
19.6%
Adjusted operating profit as a share of revenue for 2025.
Source: Harvia Plc financial statements bulletin
€0.77
Total dividend per share for 2025, payable in two installments: April and October 2026.
Source: Harvia Plc financial statements bulletin
No date
The next reporting date is not in the SaunaNews calendar yet.
Harvia Q3 Revenue +17%, Margin Slips to 17.7%; Shares Fall on Cost Growth
Every region and product group grew, helped by EUR 4 million of delayed heater shipments. Costs grew faster, the stock fell 13%, and on the call Harvia's CEO said the spending is deliberate and big-box stores have started stocking its saunas.
Investor calendar
Reporting dates from the companies we track, listed once they are published.
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Earlier results coverage
Stories
Market size, pricing, and results, newest first.
ThermoWood Output Hit a Record 132 Million Board Feet in 2025. Almost None of It Was Aspen
International ThermoWood Association members made 9.5% more thermally modified wood in 2025, 84% of it pine and spruce. Aspen rounded to zero, so the thermo-aspen in US saunas comes from producers outside the association.
Nordic Wood Imports Quadrupled Since 2019. DIY Sauna Builders Still Mostly Buy Local
The US bought $48.4 million of profiled wood from Estonia and Finland in 2025, and Lunawood’s US shipments rose sevenfold in three years. In 262 Reddit build threads, lumberyards still lead and price decides.
How Much Does a Home Sauna Cost to Run? About $1.46 a Session; $1 in North Dakota, $3.71 in Hawaii
US households paid an average of 18.19 cents per kilowatt-hour from January to August, up 6.8% on 2025. At the 8 kWh a 90-minute sauna uses, a twice-weekly habit costs about $151 a year.
SaunaKits.com Puts Nine Saunas on the Floor at Its New Upstate South Carolina Showroom
The online retailer formerly known as Nordica Sauna opened its first walk-in store off I-85 near Greenville, with four outdoor and five indoor saunas to sit in, a heater wall, a sauna wood wall and trade pricing for builders.
Bathhouses Are Closing and Saunas Are Opening in Six Countries, a SaunaNews Count of Government Records Finds
Government records from Japan, Korea, the UK, Norway, Sweden and Finland show neighborhood hot-water baths closing while sauna rooms and small sweat studios open. In the US, bathhouses are what’s opening.
Trade
Tariffs, freight, lumber, and the rules that decide what a sauna costs to import.
- 01
Lumber Cools, Freight Doesn’t: What Sauna Wood, Kits and Heaters Cost This Fall
6 minTradeMarket watch - 03
Finished Canadian Saunas Miss the 50% Tariff List; Their Cedar Cladding Doesn’t
14 minTradeAnalysis - 05
Lumber, Steel, and Freight Are Squeezing the US Sauna Industry From Three Sides
7 minTradeMarket watch
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