Nowadays
We aim to create long-term value for investors and make a positive economic impact in the regions and sectors where we operate. We focus on the asset classes and regions we know best – currently concentrating on alternative investments and family office services. We are ready to expand our business by acquiring local or regional market participants.
In 2025, our group’s assets under management exceeded €2 billion.
In 2022–2023, we completed significant transactions in asset management. We finalised the acquisition of Mandatum Life’s life insurance business in the Baltic states and carried out the merger of parts of Invalda INVL and Artea Bank’s (then known as Šiaulių bankas) retail businesses. These are fundamental steps for the bank in developing a retail business oriented towards a more mature society – one seeking financial stability and investment income.
The 2010s
We continued successful investment activities across pharmaceuticals, road infrastructure, furniture manufacturing, real estate, facility management, IT and other sectors.
Seeking a clearer and more investor-friendly business model, in 2014 we separated and refined our operations and began operating as a structured asset management group. This gave investors greater choice, liquidity, risk separation, transparency and the opportunity to be part of the region’s growth and development.
Our group’s assets under management exceeded €1 billion in 2019.
The 2000s
We grew alongside our country. Significantly expanded equity, a broad investment geography – finance, real estate, pharmaceuticals, hotel management, manufacturing and services in Lithuania and neighbouring markets – led to increasing structural complexity and called for change. Group companies were reorganised into independent and clearly defined sectors.
We became one of the leading investment companies in the region, influencing people’s well-being, business development and the strengthening of the national economy. We invested in companies in Lithuania, Poland, Latvia, Slovakia and other countries, as well as in real estate, carried out private equity transactions and oversaw the operations of controlled companies.
The 1990s
At the dawn of restored independence, a group of like-minded people – mostly from academic circles – decided the time had come to take initiative: to establish an investment company that would create value and contribute to the revival of the country’s economy. Around the time of our founding, the first few thousands of people invested their privatisation vouchers in Invalda INVL, benefiting from the company’s growth – some of them remain shareholders to this day.
Our shares have been listed on the stock exchange since 1995. Over 30 years of listing, the share price of Invalda INVL has grown more than 400 times.
