Industrial parks
There are 6 industrial sites in Lithuania, half of which are already fully prepared for business use and have all the necessary physical infrastructure (electricity, gas, sewerage, roads, etc.).
The land in Lithuania’s IP may be subdivided into smaller parcels corresponding to the investor’s requirements and is leased for long-term periods at favourable prices. Infrastructure is brought to the investor’s plot free of charge.
| Industrial Park (IP)* | Area in 2012 | Planned total area (till 2013) | Distance to nearest international airports | Distance to Klaipėda State Seaport |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Šiauliai IP** | 54 ha | 219 ha |
210 km to Vilnius Airport 140 km to Kaunas Airport 190 km to Palanga Airport |
161 km |
| Kėdainiai IP** | 57 ha | 132 ha |
150 km to Vilnius Airport 50 km to Kaunas Airport 220 km to Palanga Airport |
205 km |
| Panevėžys IP** | 58 ha | 58 ha |
135 km to Vilnius Airport 115 km to Kaunas Airport 275 km to Palanga Airport |
240 km |
| Akmenė IP** | 34.4 ha | 34.4 ha |
270 km to Vilnius Airport 230 km to Kaunas Airport 140 km to Palanga Airport |
105 km |
| Marijampolė IP** | 65 ha | 65 ha |
140 km to Vilnius Airport 60 km to Kaunas Airport 300 km to Palanga Airport |
275 km |
| Alytus IP | 49 ha | 49 ha |
150 km to Vilnius Airport 140 km to Kaunas Airport 190 km to Palanga Airport |
175 km |
*The table provides information on largest IPs which were fully operating in Lithuania in 2011. There a number of smaller IPs and territories that are in the development phase. ** Šiauliai IP, Panevėžys IP, Kėdainiai IP, Akmenė IP and Marijampolė IP are expected to be reestablished and function as free economic zones in 2012.
Investors are encouraged to approach Invest Lithuania and the municipalities, which will own the industrial parks, to start discussions about the lease of land.
For more information on private industrial parks please visit Lithuanian market map.
