Construction

Creating and implementing unconventional, technical and architectural solutions

In 2018 construction sector accounted for about 8.0% of GDP. At the beginning of 2020 this sector has employed around 96.3 thousand persons or 10.0% of the total employment. 9,016 enterprises were active in the industry at the beginning of 2020 and 99.6% of them were small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) with 1-249 persons employed.

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
A 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 Constructions Sector