Harju Elekter is the most stable dividend payer
Harju Elekter proposes a dividend of 25 cents per share, showcasing its consistent commitment to returning profits to shareholders despite a modest yield.
Drunken driver who maneuvered in front of police with a luxury Lamborghini appealed the decision in court
A man accused of drunk driving in Tallinn has appealed a decision made by the police in the Harju County Court.
Driver who hit a pedestrian fled the scene
A hit-and-run incident occurred in Harju County, Estonia, on Saturday where an unknown driver struck a pedestrian and then escaped.
Harju County Court found Israeli citizen guilty of espionage for the FSB
Anatoly Privalov, an Israeli citizen, was sentenced to six years and six months in prison for espionage against Estonia, gathering and transmitting information to the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB).
Winter power outage left disabled father and son in the cold: if you don’t like it, go to court
A winter power outage in Harju County left a disabled father and his son without heat for three days, raising questions about the legality of the outage.
Harju County Court Convicts Israeli Citizen of Espionage for FSB
The Harju County Court has convicted Israeli citizen Anatoly Privalov for espionage on behalf of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB), sentencing him to six and a half years in prison.
PHOTOS ⟩ Court sentences Israeli citizen who spied in Estonia on behalf of the FSB to prison
Anatoli Privalov, an Israeli citizen residing in Narva, was sentenced to prison by the Harju County Court for spying on behalf of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) against Estonia and its allies for at least nine years.
Harju Elekter to pay a significantly higher dividend this year
Harju Elekter announced a substantial increase in dividends due to a growth in gross profit and EBITDA, despite a slight decline in sales revenue compared to the previous year.
Photos and Video: Lasnamäe 'action video' hero Kevyn Põdra before the court: the arrest remains justified
The trial of 26-year-old Kevyn Põdra, accused of illegal drug trafficking, began in Harju County Court.
PHOTOS ⟩ The court dismissed the criminal case against Martin Repinski
The Harju County Court has terminated the criminal proceedings against former MP Martin Repinski, who was accused of causing financial damage to the municipality of Jõhvi.
The court decided to keep the Raasiku murder trial completely closed
The Harju County Court announced that the Raasiku murder trial involving minors will be held in complete secrecy for the protection of the boys and their families.
Court sentences Kalle Laanet to conditional imprisonment
Kalle Laanet, a former Estonian minister, has been sentenced to a year and four months of conditional imprisonment for fraud.
PHOTOS ⟩ The court sentenced Kalle Laanet to conditional imprisonment
The Harju County Court has sentenced former Justice Minister Kalle Laanet to a conditional sentence of one year and four months for committing fraud as a public official.
PHOTOS AND VIDEO ⟩ Judge interrupted the hearing for the defendant accused of terrorism for security reasons
Harju District Court judge Merle Parts halted a court session involving terrorism suspect Jevgeni Andrejenok due to concerns over his behavior, prompting a security check by police.
The open battery park in Kiisa brings some relief to electricity price peaks
A major battery storage park, Hertz 1, has opened in Kiisa, Harju County, aimed at stabilizing energy prices and enhancing Estonia's energy independence.
French industrial group Legrand significantly expands Keila factory
Legrand, an international electrical equipment manufacturer with an annual turnover of around 10 billion euros, has signed a contract with Harju KEK to increase the size of its factory in the Keila Industrial Park by 50%.