Nokia Oyj and the trust posture of a registry-backed company introduction

The first real company-data slice changes the article surface meaningfully: related-company blocks should no longer point at invented proof entities when a real imported company record already exists.

For BUSINESS.fi, that means the article context must align with the same canonical slug and business identity seam already used by the public profile pages.

The article still owns its editorial framing, trust labels, and CTA flow. But the company identity beneath that context should now come from the real Step 04 company seam instead of a hand-maintained page-local object.

That keeps the reader experience coherent without pretending that article content and registry data are the same kind of truth.

A company introduction article can remain curated while the surrounding context blocks are registry-backed. That split is exactly what Step 04 needs before broader article/data enrichment work arrives later.

This route exists to prove the DB-backed company context loop, not to introduce a new content system yet.