Construction
Creating and implementing unconventional, technical and architectural solutions
In 2015 construction works carried out by construction companies stayed at the same level as a year ago and amounted to 2.67 billion EUR. 7309 companies were active in the sector at the beginning of 2016, 99.5 percent of them were SMEs. Construction sector accounts for about 7.6 % of GDP, employing around 93 thousand workers or 10 percent of total employment. In 2015 exports of construction services grew 38.3 percent while total exports of services grew 2.5 %. Exports of construction services amounted to 206 million EUR.
Key Production and Service Branches:
- General construction work
- Aluminum-glass, frameless glass and ventilated facade structures
- Concrete constructions, steel structures
- Electrical systems
- Ventilation, heating and conditioning systems
- Windows and doors
- Roofing
- Ceramic tiles
Key Competitive Advantages:
- Growing specialization
- Significant knowledge, well-developed skills
- Highly skilled engineering staff
- Focus on high quality
- Strong base of traditional apprenticeship training
The main advantage of Lithuanian construction companies is a highly qualified engineering team: constructors who are capable of creating and implementing unconventional – or even entirely new – technical and architectural solutions. Experience, responsibility and access to modern technology guarantee work of high quality.
Lithuanian construction companies are highly qualified to design and build (or be subcontracted to build) public and private housing, as well as industrial and commercial property, throughout Europe and Scandinavia.
Overview of Lithuanian construction industry
