Lithuanian businesses are decreasing savings and increasing investment as profits almost hit pre-crisis highs, with growing salaries and domestic consumption, and positive trends in Lithuania’s main export markets. Bank of Lithuania data shows that the […]
Nine out of ten German investors in Lithuania are happy with their choice to invest in the country, although many believe that the government could do more in areas like labour law and professional training, according to a survey by the German-Baltic Chamber of Commerce (AHK). […]
The first quarter of 2016 has been tough for Lithuania’s private pension funds, most of which suffered losses, except for the most conservative ones, LRT reports. Fund managers say it has to do with the […]
Foreign investors located in Lithuania generate higher returns on equity than in other countries, a study by foreign investment development agency Invest Lithuania shows. […]
Senior representatives of China‘s industrial giant, China Merchants Group, will visit Lithuania again this week to meet with representatives of Lithuanian Railways and the Klaipėda Seaport Authority to explore opportunities in the country. […]
Norway’s state oil fund more than doubled its investment in Lithuanian government bonds last year, increasing its holdings from €76 million (711 million NOK) in 2014 to €178 million (1.6 billion NOK) in 2015. […]
Lithuania’s cities will need to specialise more in specific industries and capabilities it they want to remain competitive in attracting foreign direct investments, said Dr Samir Hamrouni, head of the World Economic Zones Organization and the chief advisor at the Dubai technological park, Silicon Oasis. […]
Investment in residential real estate in Lithuania last year bounced back to levels last seen in 2007, the year before the financial crisis set in, bursting what was then seen as a real estate bubble. […]
Last year, investment into residential real estate in Lithuania returned to the pre-crisis levels of 2007. Economists say, however, that the growth is sustainable and a real estate “bubble” could, in worst case, deflate a little rather than explode as it did in 2008. […]
With a small domestic market, Lithuanian entrepreneurs are more and more often looking to foreign markets for opportunities to develop and expand their businesses. While many have been looking to the US or Western Europe, others have also begun glancing eastwards at markets like India and China. […]
The Lithuanian labour code is outdated and is constantly drawing criticism from both foreign investors and international organisations, the Investors’ Forum said yesterday. […]
The International Center for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) in Washington has accepted a request to arbitrate between France‘s Veolia group and the Lithuanian government. […]
Vilniaus Energija, the French-owned company managing the central heating grid in the Lithuanian capital, has accused city authorities of obstructing efforts to find a contractor to appraise the infrastructure it has to hand over to the city next year. Meanwhile a city official said the move was merely an attempt to beef up its arbitration case against Lithuania. […]
The majority of foreign companies operating in Lithuania no longer consider Lithuania a low labour cost country, according to a new survey from the Investors’ Forum Lithuania. […]
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