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  • Main financial indicators of agricultural companies (enterprises)

    2025-06-13 | Agriculture, hunting, forestry and fishing

    In I quarter 2025, sales revenue of agricultural companies (enterprises) amounted to EUR 367.6 million, or by 4.2 per cent more than in the same period of 2024.

  • Newly registered passenger cars

    2025-06-13 | Transport and communication

    At the end of May 2025, the number of newly registered passenger cars totalled 13,653, that is by 1,133, or 9 per cent, more than in the same period in 2024, of which, 4,149 new cars, i.e. by 1,212, or 41.3 per cent more.

    In May 2025, compared to the same period in 2024:

    • 6,241 diesel cars were newly registered, that is by 315, or 4.8 per cent, less;
    • 559 electric cars were newly registered, that is by 149, or 36.3 per cent, more;
    • 496 new diesel cars were registered, that is by 172, or 53.1 per cent, more;
    • 225 new electric cars were registered, that is by 52, or 30.1 per cent, more.
  • Breastfed children

    2025-06-12 | Population and social statistics

    In 2024, 68.4 per cent of infants under 3 months of age (10,949 persons) and 49 er cent of infants under 6 months of age (7,844 persons) were breastfed in Lithuania.

  • Construction Input Materials and Articles Price Index forecast (experimental statistics)

    2025-06-12 | Economy and finance (macroeconomics)

    Construction input materials and articles price index forecast for May – 119.6.
    In May 2024, against April, construction input materials and articles price index increased by 0.03 per cent. Over a year (May 2025, against May 2024), it decreased by 1.3 per cent.

  • Services producer price changes

    2025-06-12 | Business statistics

    In I quarter 2025, compared to IV quarter 2024, the largest price increase was observed in prices for other cleaning activities (12.9 per cent), media representation services (9.6 per cent), motion picture, video and television programme production, sound recording and music publishing activities (5.3 per cent), while the most significant decrease in prices was recorded for travel agency, tour operator, other reservation services and related services (12.8 per cent), computer equipment maintenance (11.3 per cent), and advertising agencies activities (9.1 per cent).

    Over the year (in I quarter 2025, compared to I quarter 2024), the largest price increase was observed for air transport services (28.8 per cent), warehousing and storage services (22.2 per cent), media representation services (19.1 per cent). The biggest drop in prices was recorded for transportation via pipelines (20.3 per cent), computer equipment maintenance (18.1 per cent), and other postal and courier activities (12.7 per cent).

  • Domestic violence

    2025-06-10 | Population and social statistics

    In 2024, about 3.7 thousand reports (registered cases) of violence against children were received (in 2023, 4 thousand), approximately 43 per cent of which – due to domestic violence.

  • Earnings in the whole economy

    2025-06-09 | Population and social statistics

    In I quarter 2025, average gross monthly earnings in the whole economy (individual enterprises included) totalled EUR 2,326.3 and, against IV quarter 2024, increased by 0.2 per cent.
    In I quarter 2025, average net monthly earnings in the whole economy (individual enterprises included) amounted to EUR 1,430.6 and, compared to IV quarter 2024, increased by 0.4 per cent.
    In I quarter 2025, against IV quarter 2024, real earnings in the whole economy (individual enterprises included) decreased by 2.2 per cent.

  • Mortality rates

    2025-06-06 | Population and social statistics

    In 2024, 677 people died from diseases directly related to alcohol consumption, and 471 people – from liver cirrhosis and fibrosis, which is a total of 74 more deaths than in 2023. Mortality rates per 100,000 population were as following: 23.4 – for alcohol-related diseases, and 16.3 – for liver cirrhosis and fibrosis. The mortality rate among men was 2.1 times higher than among women.
    In 2024, 1,577 people died from smoking-related malignant neoplasms, which is 80 fewer than in 2023. There were 54.6 deaths per 100,000 population. The male mortality rate from these malignancies was 3.8 times higher than that of females.