Success stories

Here you can read about the investment experience of our investors. Latvia may be a small country, but that makes everything closer, just two handshakes away from the right target. With the help of the Investment and Development Agency of Latvia (LIAA), it is an easy process to start a business in Latvia. But those, who have already discovered Latvia and acknowledged its potential, are happy to expand their activities in the country. Watch this video to find out why Norwegian investors choose Latvia!

Frankenburg Technologies (Estonia)

Developing next-generation artificial intelligence-guided missile systems that are scalable for mass deployment and provide advanced targeting and modern combat capabilities. frankenburg.tech

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Care of Sweden

"We chose Liepāja for several reasons, certainly its geographical location as a port city, as well as the proximity of two other ports approximately 100 km away, the ports of Ventspils and Klaipeda. Additionally, Liepāja offers a good business climate, which influenced our decision."

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Pierre AnderssonChief Operating Officer (COO)

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Frankenburg Technologies (Estonia)
Care of Sweden

Tech Mahindra

Leading global provider of digital transformation, consulting, and business re-engineering services chose Latvia as a strategic location for its European operations employing around 500 professionals. The company’s Riga office serves as a technology and innovation hub, supporting clients across the EU with advanced IT solutions, cybersecurity, and software development. By investing in Latvia, Tech Mahindra leverages the country’s strong digital infrastructure, multilingual talent, and thriving ICT ecosystem to deliver next-generation technologies and accelerate digital growth in the region.

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Fintech (Israel)

Israeli Fintech company that is an FCA licensed global payment services provider for high-risk merchants in the UK and EEA

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SAF production plant in the RBOP territory (Latvia and Ukraine)

LV and UKR partnership. It is planned to develop an HVO and SAF production plant in Kundziņsala, using vegetable oils as raw materials to produce 2nd generation biofuel and biopropane as a by-product.

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Citeh (Australia)

Critical Infrastructure Technologies (CITech), an Australian company specializing in the production of mobile surveillance towers, will open its production facility in Latvia.

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Frankenburg Technologies (Estonia)

Developing next-generation artificial intelligence-guided missile systems that are scalable for mass deployment and provide advanced targeting and modern combat capabilities. frankenburg.tech

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Fokker Next Gen

Netherlands-based aviation company pioneering hydrogen-powered aircraft technology, has chosen Latvia for its next phase of development and production. The company plans to establish a final assembly line and engineering centre in the Liepāja region, benefiting from Latvia’s strong industrial base and commitment to green innovation. By investing in Latvia, Fokker Next Gen aims to advance sustainable aviation and leverage the country’s growing ecosystem for clean energy and advanced manufacturing, reinforcing Latvia’s position as an emerging hub for next-generation aerospace technology.

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Care of Sweden

"We chose Liepāja for several reasons, certainly its geographical location as a port city, as well as the proximity of two other ports approximately 100 km away, the ports of Ventspils and Klaipeda. Additionally, Liepāja offers a good business climate, which influenced our decision."

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Pierre Andersson Chief Operating Officer (COO)

Marcegaglia

"We are delighted to have invested in Latvia and we are confident that our cooperation will continue to deliver great results in the future. We plan to resume operations very soon."

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Antonio Marcegaglia president and CEO of the company Marcegaglia

IKEA

The investment arm of the IKEA group, has committed EUR 720 M to acquire large forest holdings in Latvia, marking its largest-ever deal in the region. The investment highlights Latvia’s strong, stable business environment and its potential for long-term, sustainable projects. By supporting forestry management, biodiversity, and regional development, Ingka Investments reinforces Latvia’s growing reputation as a hub for strategic, environmentally conscious investments.

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