Situated in the Baltic region of northeastern Europe and neighboring Latvia, Poland, Belarus, and Russia, the Republic of Lithuania remained an important export-driven economy in 2025. During the year, Lithuania exported goods worth approximately US$41.6 billion to international markets.

Compared with $40.7 billion in 2021, the total value of Lithuanian exports increased by 2.3% over five years. On a year-over-year basis, export revenues also rose by 4.5% from $39.8 billion in 2024.

Lithuania uses the euro as its official currency. In 2025, the euro appreciated by 4.4% against the US dollar compared with the previous year, slightly increasing the cost of Lithuanian exports for international buyers using US dollars.

Lithuania's Main Export Markets

The latest country-level trade statistics show that 70.2% of Lithuania's exports were purchased by importers in Latvia, Poland, Germany, the Netherlands, Estonia, the United States, the United Kingdom, Sweden, Ukraine, France, Norway, and Denmark.

Among these destinations, Latvia was Lithuania's largest export market, accounting for 12.4% of total exports. Poland followed with 10.2%, while Germany represented 9% of Lithuanian export value.

From a regional perspective, Europe remained the dominant destination for Lithuanian goods, receiving 84.9% of total export value. Asian markets accounted for 6.3%, while North America absorbed another 5.3%.

Smaller portions of Lithuania's exports were directed toward Africa, Latin America, and Oceania, including Australia and New Zealand.

Lithuania officially joined the European Union on May 1, 2004. In 2025, fellow EU member states purchased 69.5% of Lithuania's exports, up from 67.2% in the previous year.

With a population of around 2.9 million people, Lithuania's exports in 2025 translated to approximately $14,400 per capita, higher than the $13,800 recorded in 2024.

Lithuania's Top 10 Exports

The following product categories generated the highest export values for Lithuania in 2025:

1. Mineral fuels including oil: US$5.8 billion (14% of total exports)

2. Electrical machinery and equipment: $3.5 billion (8.4%)

3. Furniture, bedding, lighting, signs, and prefabricated buildings: $3.3 billion (7.9%)

4. Vehicles: $2.4 billion (5.8%)

5. Plastics and plastic articles: $2.3 billion (5.4%)

6. Machinery including computers: $2.2 billion (5.3%)

7. Wood: $1.6 billion (4%)

8. Pharmaceuticals: $1.5 billion (3.6%)

9. Optical, technical, and medical apparatus: $1.3 billion (3.2%)

10. Fertilizers: $1.1 billion (2.6%)

Together, Lithuania's top 10 export categories accounted for approximately 60.1% of the country's total export value in 2025.

Among these sectors, fertilizers recorded the strongest annual growth, rising by 49.5% compared with 2024. Optical, technical, and medical apparatus ranked second with an 11.5% increase, while pharmaceutical exports expanded by 10.7% year over year.

The only major export category that declined was plastics and plastic articles, which fell by 1.3% from the previous year.

Lithuania's Leading Export Products by 4-Digit HTS Codes

At the more detailed four-digit Harmonized Tariff System level, Lithuania's most valuable export products in 2025 included:

· Processed petroleum oils

· Miscellaneous furniture

· Medication mixes in dosage form

· Cars

· Wheat

· Cigars, cigarellos, and cigarettes

· Fertilizer mixes

· Phone devices including smartphones

· Seats excluding barber or dentist chairs

· Polyacetal ether carbonates

Collectively, these detailed product categories represented over 29% of Lithuania's total export sales. Lithuania's export structure highlights strong competitiveness in energy-related products, industrial manufacturing, furniture production, pharmaceuticals, and agricultural goods.

Lithuanian Export Companies

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Lithuania Exporters Directory

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List of Lithuania Exporters

Tendata's exporter database includes thousands of active Lithuania exporters across sectors such as furniture, machinery, wood products, pharmaceuticals, energy products, and industrial manufacturing. Each profile includes important business details such as company name, product focus, shipment activity, and HS codes.

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1. EXPORTDRVO D D ZAGREB — 67.26%

2. DRVENJACA D D — 7.66%

3. LIPA DRVO DOO — 4.59%

4. SPACVA D D — 2.41%

5. DRVNI CENTAR GLINA D O O — 2.2%

6. FI MA D O O — 2.17%

7. JACOB JURGENSEN WOOD GMBH — 1.29%

8. LIPA DRVO D O O — 1.2%

9. FLORIAN LEGNO S P A — 1.11%

10. NA NOMI B V — 0.27%

Summary

Lithuania's exports continued growing steadily in 2025, supported by strong demand for mineral fuels, machinery, furniture, vehicles, pharmaceuticals, and industrial products. European countries remained the primary destinations for Lithuanian exports, particularly Latvia, Poland, and Germany.

At the same time, Lithuania strengthened its position in higher-value manufacturing sectors including medical equipment, fertilizers, electronics, and pharmaceuticals. Using Tendata's Lithuania export database and exporter directory, global buyers can access verified shipment records, identify reliable Lithuania exporters, and optimize sourcing strategies across a wide range of industries.