According to Finland's transparency registry maintained by the National Audit Office, Minister Matias Marttinen has been recognized as the most lobbied minister of 2025, receiving a total of 931 mentions. Following him are Minister of the Environment and Climate, Sari Multala, with 796 mentions, and Minister of Economic Affairs, Sakari Puisto, who received 647 mentions. These figures indicate the level of lobbying activities directed at these key government officials during the year.

The statistics reflect not only the individual popularity of the ministers among lobbyists but also highlight significant legislative initiatives that have attracted attention. The new land use law emerged as the most lobbied project in 2025, likely due to its implications for urban planning and development. The reform of the procurement law and the renewal of the gambling system followed closely behind, illustrating the diverse interests at play in Finland's legislative landscape.

The data provided by the transparency registry serve as an important tool for understanding the interactions between government officials and interest groups. In addition to highlighting the most lobbied ministers, the report also indicates that the Parliament emerged as the most lobbied organization, reflecting the significant influence of various pressure groups on legislative processes in Finland. This insight suggests a growing need for public awareness regarding lobbying activities and their impact on policy-making.