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Vinted, Lifosa post biggest revenue gains among Lithuanian companies in 2025
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Vinted, Lifosa post biggest revenue gains among Lithuanian companies in 2025

Lithuanian companies Lifosa, a fertiliser producer, and Vinted, a second-hand online marketplace, saw the highest revenue growth in 2025, according to an analysis by the Centre of Registers. The report analyzed over 136,000 legal entities that submitted their 2025 financial statements, showing total revenue of 152.2 billion euros, a 7% increase from 2024. Pre-tax profits rose 13.6% to 15 billion euros, while combined losses decreased significantly. Major contributors to profitability included Vilniaus Prekyba, Tesonet Global, and Thermo Fisher Scientific Baltics. Challenges were noted in sectors like energy and construction, with some companies reporting declining revenues. The report emphasized that many companies faced difficulties due to geopolitical factors and market conditions.

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Vinted, Lifosa post biggest revenue gains among Lithuanian companies in 2025

Lithuanian companies Lifosa, a fertiliser producer, and Vinted, a second-hand online marketplace, saw the highest revenue growth in 2025, according to an analysis by the Centre of Registers. The report analyzed over 136,000 legal entities that submitted their 2025 financial statements, showing total revenue of 152.2 billion euros, a 7% increase from 2024. Pre-tax profits rose 13.6% to 15 billion euros, while combined losses decreased significantly. Major contributors to profitability included Vilniaus Prekyba, Tesonet Global, and Thermo Fisher Scientific Baltics. Challenges were noted in sectors like energy and construction, with some companies reporting declining revenues. The report emphasized that many companies faced difficulties due to geopolitical factors and market conditions.

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