"We plan to invest over 30 mln euros in the project in 2018 through 2019," SBA Vice-President Egidijus Valentinavicius told in a comment, but gave no further details.
It was reported earlier that the SBA logistics center would provide services not only to the group's factories, but also to other Lithuanian manufacturers working with international retail chains.
It was said that the new factory would manufacture furniture components and interior fittings.
SBA, which is controlled by businessman Arunas Martinkevicius, owns seven furniture factories in Lithuania, Russia and Belarus, with some 95% of their products exported to foreign markets.
