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An overwhelming majority (71%) of Lithuanian residents consider it important for the state’s bureaucratic apparatus to operate efficiently; however, nearly two-thirds (61%) feel this efficiency is lacking. A survey commissioned by the Investors’ Forum, an association representing the largest and most active investors in Lithuania’s economy, reveals that as many as three out of four

The decision by automotive industry supplier Aumovio (formerly Continental) to withdraw from Lithuania is a serious signal warning of the country’s declining competitiveness and challenges in the investment environment. This is how the association Investors’ Forum, which unites the largest and most active investors in Lithuania’s economy, evaluates the publicly reported information about the company’s

Associations representing investors and the business and technology community have addressed the State Tax Inspectorate (STI), requesting clarification of the commentary on the Corporate Income Tax Law regarding the application of the R&D (research and experimental development) tax incentive. According to business representatives, the STI’s new commentary introduces requirements that are practically impossible for technology

Members of the Investors’ Forum, an association uniting the largest and most active investors in Lithuania’s economy, discussed the key challenges and priorities facing Lithuania’s economy and investment climate during their annual meeting with the Government. Business representatives emphasized that in a time of geopolitical uncertainty, Lithuania must both strengthen its national security and ensure

The organization uniting investors in Lithuania’s economy, Investors’ Forum, critically assesses the decision to discontinue direct flights between Vilnius and London City Airport from the end of March 2026. In the association’s view, such a decision weakens Lithuania’s international competitiveness and does not align with the ambition to strengthen the country’s position as a destination

The Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Lithuania has proposed increasing the cash payment limit to EUR 10,000. According to business organizations, such a decision under Lithuanian conditions would increase the risk of the shadow economy, weaken tax collection, and reduce economic transparency. The association Investors’ Forum, which brings together the largest and most