Finnish News Agency (Finnish: Suomen Tietotoimisto, STT; Swedish: Finska Notisbyrån, FNB) is a Finnish news agency, established in 1887 and based in Helsinki.^[1] STT's majority owner is Sanoma Media Finland of the Sanoma Group. The Finnish public service broadcaster Yle is among the minority shareholders.^[2]

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Finnish News Agency
Oy Suomen Tietotoimisto
Finska Notisbyrån

Founded	1887
Headquarters	Helsinki, Finland
Key people	Kimmo Pietinen (CEO)
Services	News agency
Number of employees	130
Website	www.stt.fi

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STT is a sister agency^{[clarification needed]} of the Swedish wire service TT, Norwegian NTB, and Danish Ritzau.