chemical and

Apchemicals OÜ

Manufacture of other chemical products n.e.c.

Apchemicals OÜ

Manufacture of other chemical products n.e.c.

Kemasol OÜ

Manufacture of other chemical products n.e.c.

Kemasol OÜ

Manufacture of other chemical products n.e.c.

Leios OÜ

Manufacture of other chemical products n.e.c.

Leios OÜ

Manufacture of other chemical products n.e.c.

Rakstos atrasts: 14

Steady growth anticipated for industrial production

The main branches of Latvia’s industrial production are mechanical engineering and metalworking (45%), chemical industry (17%), light industry (19%), electrical engineering (9.9%), printing and publishing (8%), scientific research and production (1.8%).There are 1,261 companies with annual turnover of more than ...

Despite challenges, exporters hold their ground

In 2016, Latvia exported EUR 10.332 billion worth of goods to foreign countries, down 0.3% or EUR 30.9 million from 2015, while imports dropped 1.7% or EUR 212.9 million to EUR 12.279 billion. For exporters, last year was full of challenges, considering falling ...

Estonian foreign trade recovering

After a relatively serious drop in foreign trade in 2015. Estonian export and import figures showed fairly decent growth in 2016 - each rising by 3%. Estonia therefore was the only Baltic state that managed to increase its ...

Estonia registers slowest growth since economic crisis

Estonia, seen as an excellent example of a balanced economy, has been stagnating the past several years. Last year was no different, as economic growth was projected at over 2%, but in reality was below 2%. Despite ...

Economics Minister Arvils Ašeradens’ address to Baltic Export publication

Latvia has achieved remarkable economic progress in dealing with the impact of the global financial crisis. Macroeconomic disproportions have been significantly reduced, Latvia’s current account deficit and public finances are stable, and its government ...