Kėdainiai Free Economic Zone
Kėdainiai Free Economic Zone is a special economic zone located in Kėdainiai, Lithuania. It has 130.55 ha area,[1] which was established in 2012 for 49 years.[2]
| Type | UAB |
|---|---|
| Industry | Tax free zone. Logistics, warehouse, manufacturing, industry |
| Founded | 2012 m. |
| Headquarters | A. Goštauto str. 40A, LT-03163 Vilnius , Lithuania |
Key people | Artūras Klangauskas |
| Owner | Kėdainių laisvoji ekonominė zona, UAB |
| Website | Kėdainiai FEZ |
FEZ companies
The industrial and medical gas company AGA investing 20M EUR into oxygen and nitrogen gas factory which will serve a growing demand in the Baltic region market. It will be built by Linde Engineering. The factory expected to launch in 2020. [3] [4] In 2018 Natūralus Pluoštas UAB launched a hemp stalks processing plant. The factory is producing textile hemp fiber.
Tax incentives
| Taxes | Usual tax rates | Taxes FEZ % |
|---|---|---|
| Corporate profit tax | 15 % | 0 (first 6 years), 7,5 (next 10 years) |
| Real estate tax | 0,3 - 3% | 0% |
| Dividend tax | 15% | 0% |
References
- Įkurtos penkios naujos laisvosios ekonominės zonos
- Pasirašyta Kėdainių LEZ valdymo sutartis
- "AGA už 20 mln. Eur statys dujų gamyklą Kėdainių LEZ". vz.lt. Retrieved 17 November 2018.
- "AGA Invests 20M EUR in Industrial Gas Production Plant in Lithuania". Retrieved 17 November 2018.
AGA demonstrates with this investment its strong commitment to Lithuania and all Baltics countries. The purpose is to support the continuously growing demand for industrial gases at existing and new customers. As the plant in Kedainiai will be AGA's second Air Separation Unit (ASU) in the Baltics it will support AGA to deliver its customers with a very high supply reliability. The production site being closer to many customers will also reduce transport distances, contributing to a positive environmental effect. Linde Engineering will build the plant which is highly automated and operated according to latest safety standards.
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