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WHO WE ARE?

An independent business organisation, representing Lithuanian engineering industry, interests of companies, working in metal, machinery and equipment, electromechanics and electronics, plastics and rubber industry on international and national level.

LINPRA currently has 150+ members – manufacturing companies in the metal, plastics, electronics and electrical engineering, laser, automotive and other industries, as well as technology service providers, educational and scientific institutions and other interested organisations.

LINPRA’s comprehensive activities aim to increase the competitiveness and internationalisation of companies in the sector. We help companies to implement digital transformation, upgrade processes, innovate, develop the export of goods and services, promote the production of high value-added services, solutions, goods, and the quality development of the competences of specialists and employees, voice the voice, problems and expectations of companies in the sector on issues related to the business environment, and organise networking activities.

LINPRA represents the interests of the Lithuanian engineering and technology industry also at international level and promotes the integration of companies into international value chains.

By bringing together the leading organisations in the Lithuanian engineering and technology industry ecosystem, LINPRA encourages the sector to keep pace with the fourth wave of the Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0) and to create national progress, added value and competitiveness.

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Overview of Lithuanian engineering and technology industries sector

Lithuania’s engineering and technology industry is the engine of the country’s economy and progress. The turnover of companies in this sector in Lithuania in 2023 amounted to €7.05 billion (up 3.6% compared to 2022) and ~6% of Lithuania’s GDP. Around 75% of the engineering industry’s production is exported, with exports in 2023 growing by 4% compared to 2022 to reach €5.2 billion, accounting for ~20% of Lithuania’s total exports. We estimate that the engineering sector comprises ~2100 companies employing around 60,000 people, with average wages ~10% higher than in Lithuania as a whole.

INITIATIVES

LINPRA aims to develop the created added value and productivity of engineering companies by providing services and data in different platforms and by various means.

 

LINPRA in Europe

LINPRA represents interests if its members and the whole engineering industry of the country not only in Lithuania but also in European context.
Our vision: engineering industry of Lithuania is recognised worldwide as a modern and reliable partner..

We aim to increase the competitiveness of our companies on international scale and develop the integration to international networks, creating higher value added products. LINPRA aims to represent Lithuanian companies by participating in activities of European organizations, where we have our representatives.

 

ADVANTAGES

LINPRA activities are useful and valued by its members in the short term and long term perspectives.

In the short term members are provided with information and help on representation, mediation, networking organizing, getting financial aid, technological education, knowledge management and worker education.

In the longer perspective LINPRA works to improve business environment and scientific activity in Lithuania and abroad, improve VET and competence quality in Lithuania, promotes export development, encourages R&D synergy between science institutions and business enterprises etc.

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