The Lithuanian Confederation of Industrialists (LPK) is an independent, non-partisan business organisation representing the interests of Lithuanian industry and the wider business community. LPK brings together 52 sectoral associations, 9 regional associations and 32 individual members, representing the country’s main industrial branches and business sectors. Through its member associations and direct membership, the Confederation unites more than 5,600 companies and organisations, including manufacturing companies, research institutes, educational institutions, financial institutions and other businesses.

The sectors represented by LPK account for 41% of Lithuania’s GDP. LPK member companies are estimated to account for 58% of Lithuania’s total goods exports. In 2025, LPK member companies generated approximately EUR 81 billion in turnover and paid EUR 11.32 billion in taxes and social security contributions, highlighting their significant contribution to Lithuania’s economic growth, competitiveness and public finances.

LPK represents its members’ interests in dialogue with national authorities, European Union institutions and international organisations. Membership in the Confederation is entirely voluntary. LPK operates independently of government authorities and political parties, making its decisions autonomously in accordance with its mission and the interests of its members.

List of LPK’s members click here.