European Investment Bank

The European Investment Bank (EIB), established in 1958 and headquartered in Luxembourg, serves as the lending arm of the European Union, primarily focusing on supporting European integration and social cohesion. It offers a range of financial services, including project loans for both public and private sectors, loans to banks and intermediaries, and structured finance products. EIB also provides guarantees, securitization instruments, and equity investments, particularly in infrastructure and environmental projects. The bank plays a crucial role in financing microfinance and risk-sharing initiatives for research and innovation, alongside offering technical expertise for sustainable energy projects. Its advisory services encompass urban development and infrastructure, and it actively supports public-private partnerships and small to medium-sized enterprises across various sectors, including transportation, energy, health, education, and agriculture.

Andrus Ansip

Vice President

Nicola Beer

Vice President and Member of the Management Committee

Markus Berndt

Deputy Director General, EIB Group and Deputy Managing Director, EIB Global Directorate

Teresa Czerwińska

Vice President and Member of the Management Committee

Ambroise Fayolle

Vice President and Member of the Management Committee

Werner Hoyer

President

Kyriacos Kakouris

Vice President

Adrian Kamenitzer

Deputy Director General and Chief Risk Officer

Jean-Christophe Laloux

Director General

Emma Navarro

Vice President

Lilyana Pavlova

Vice President

Alexander Stubb Ph.D

Vice President and Member of the Management Committee

Thomas Östros

Vice President and Member of the Management Committee

Past deals in Lithuania

Orlen

Post in 2024
Polski Koncern Naftowy Orlen is a prominent energy conglomerate operating primarily in the oil and gas sector. The company refines and distributes oil in Poland, the Czech Republic, Germany, and Lithuania, processing crude oil into various products such as gasoline, diesel, fuel oil, and aviation fuel through its network of refineries. In addition to refining, Orlen produces petrochemicals and chemical feedstock. The company is also involved in exploration and production activities in Poland and Canada. Orlen's extensive logistics infrastructure supports its operations, featuring both surface and underground storage depots, as well as a long-distance pipeline network, which facilitates the distribution of oil products through a widespread network of service stations.

Kauno Energija

Post in 2024
Kauno Energija is a Lithuanian company primarily focused on providing heat and hot water services in the cities of Kaunas and Jurbarkas, as well as the surrounding Kaunas district. In addition to its core heating services, the company is involved in electricity generation and distribution. Kauno Energija also oversees the internal heating and hot water supply systems, ensuring their proper functioning through ongoing repairs and maintenance of heat unit equipment. Furthermore, the company offers rental services for premises, contributing to its diversified business operations. The majority of its revenue is derived from heat supplies, reflecting its commitment to meeting the energy needs of the local community.

Ignitis group

Post in 2024
Ignitis Group is an international energy corporation that manufactures, distributes, supplies, and provides various energy-related services. Ignitis Group was founded in 2019 and is located in Vilnius, Lithuania.

Atea

Post in 2023
Atea is a prominent supplier of IT infrastructure in the Nordic and Baltic regions, employing approximately 4,600 individuals across 72 cities in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia. The company specializes in providing IT products from leading vendors and offers system integration services. Atea's portfolio includes third-party hardware and software, mobile device management, security solutions, and comprehensive maintenance and operation of IT infrastructure. With around 2,500 consultants and 6,500 technology certifications, Atea supports its clients with specialized competencies tailored to their IT needs. The company operates through six business segments, categorized by geographical areas and services, with Sweden being its primary market for revenue generation.
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