A voluntary, independent business association of the largest and most active investors in the Lithuanian economy. Founded in June 1999, it currently brings together over 80 members.
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ICIL 2024 Q4
Key positive factors
46% of businesses expect wages to rise in their companies in the near future
65% of investors think the country is open to new investment
Telecommunication services, transport and logistics infrastructure, and employee knowledge of foreign languages have been identified as the strongest areas
Key negative factors
Investors are worried about the macroeconomic environment - 24% of respondents believe that the macroeconomic environment will change for the worse in the future
Education, talent migration and public sector efficiency are the top three areas requiring the most attention
55% of businesses say they foresee a deterioration in the stability of the political environment
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