The Association “Investors’ Forum”, which unites the largest and most active investors in the Lithuanian economy, evaluated the contribution of the country’s companies, individuals, and organizations to the improvement of the business environment and investment climate in 2022.
Dear colleagues, esteemed members of the Association,
As I was preparing to address you again and begin an overview of last year’s Investors ’Forum activities, I returned to the words I wrote last year and a somewhat ironic smile appeared on my face. Last year I noted that we have every reason to remain optimistic. As the pandemic recedes and lives return to more normal, we have an impressive year of recovery and growth ahead.
Although the positivity is not as high as at the beginning of the year, investors’ confidence is still high – the value of the index remains at the before the quarantine level. The value of the ICIL is 1,139 out of 2 in this quarter.
The value of the Investors’ Confidence Index for Lithuania has been growing since the end of last year and reached 1,237 out of 2 possible in this quarter. The value of the index is not only growing, but also reached its highest value since the second quarter of 2017.
Statement of the Chairman of the Board
Rolandas Valiūnas
Dear colleagues,
I am certain that life is deemed meaningful, valuable, and exciting as long as we are able to experience sincere amazement. And in the recent year I had lots of opportunities to experience it. Not only because 2020 has become a year of unprecedented trials for all of us. But first and foremost because of how we were able to meet, adapt, and overcome these challenges.
The association Investors’ Forum, which brings together the largest and most active investors into the Lithuanian economy, agrees with the initiative by the ruling coalition’s representatives in the Lithuanian Seimas to legalize partnerships. Investors emphasize that this step would help ensure legal protection of all couples who are not related biologically and are looking to build a life together. Investors’ Forum also believes that legalizing partnerships would significantly contribute to supporting human rights in Lithuania, while at the same time improving the business environment and investment climate.
