Fertiliser producer Lifosa and second-hand online marketplace Vinted recorded the strongest revenue growth among Lithuanian companies last year, according to an analysis of 2025 financial statements published Thursday by the Centre of Registers.
The state registry said the most profitable companies were Vilniaus Prekyba, the retail and investment group controlled by businessman Nerijus Numa that runs the Maxima supermarket chain; Tesonet Global, the holding company of the Tesonet technology group; and scientific equipment manufacturer Thermo Fisher Scientific Baltics.
The analysis covers more than 136,000 legal entities that had submitted their 2025 financial statements by July 7.
Combined revenue of the companies reached 152.2 billion euros in 2025, up 7% from 142.7 billion euros a year earlier. Total pre-tax profit rose 13.6% to 15 billion euros, while combined losses fell 65.6% to 2.1 billion euros from 6.1 billion euros in 2024.
Nearly half of all reporting companies increased revenue and remained profitable during the year.
