Reorganization conditions for reorganization of the companies belonging to Teo Group – UAB Hostex and UAB Hosting – by merging them into UAB Baltic Data Centre (BDC) are prepared.

The number of business passengers in the main airport of the country has increased by 8 percent since October last year. Within a year of operation of the renovated Business Club "IDW Esperanza Resort" at Vilnius Airport its services have already been used by 28.5 thousand departing business class clients. The number of such passengers was slightly more than 26 thousand in the same period last year. The flows of business clients have increased by almost half in total since the Business Club was established at Vilnius Airport back in 1997.

292,000 tonnes of glass, plastic and paper packaging were sold in Lithuania in 2014 together with food products and other goods. 30% of the amount was properly recycled.

In 2014, state-owned enterprises (SOE) remained an important part of Lithuania's economy – their input in economy accounted for 3% of GDP. In 2014, SOEs earned total revenue of EUR 2.3 billion, which is by 5.6% more compared to 2013.

On 9-16 October 2015, African swine fever (ASF) was diagnosed in 4 wild boars hunted in Kupiskis, Rokiskis, Trakai and Anyksciai districts in Lithuania.

Most of the 2nd pillar pension funds operating in Lithuania recorded positive returns over the three quarters of 2015, while the average change in an investment unit was 0.11%. Since the beginning of the year the value of the net assets of 2nd pillar pension funds has increased by EUR 134.89 million and amounted to EUR 2.001 billion.

Smart Taxi, a company operating in Vilnius, has expanded its fleet of vehicles by acquiring 100% electric van Nissan e-NV200 and 8 electric cars Nissan Leaf. The vehicles are provided by NT Valdos, a partner company part of Lietuvos Energija Group, which owns one of the largest vehicle fleets in Lithuania.

The grant agreement on the strategic Gas Interconnector Poland – Lithuania (GIPL) has been signed in Brussels. The agreement was signed at the European Commission's building by the representatives of the Lithuanian and Polish gas transmission system operators – Amber Grid and Gaz Systems – and INEA which manages EU-supported strategic projects.

As natural gas consumption has drastically decreased in the energy sector, the minimum quantity of natural gas required for the operation of the Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Terminal in Klaipeda will twice surpass the projected demand by energy producers.

Nordika, a new shopping valley located in the south of Vilnius has just been opened.