DAN-LIT, UAB

Company age: 30 y. 9 mo.

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Company overview

Company name DAN-LIT, UAB
Company code 211547460
VAT code LT115474610
Registered address Vilnius, Lentvario g. 18, LT-02300
Registration date 1995-12-28 Company age: 30 y. 9 mo.
Phone Phone
Email Email
Company manager For registered members only Log in
Revenue (2025) 3,209 € -99% History
Profit (2025) -7,243 € History
Share capital 5,792 €
Number of employees 2 History
Managed vehicles 1 List
Current SODRA debt No debt Read more
Days of debt to SODRA per year 15 days
Current VMI debt 776 € From: 2026-08-28 Read more
Financial statements All submitted
Legal form Private Limited Liability Company
NACE activity Freight transport by road
Ownership form Private without foreign capital

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Description

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DAN-LIT, UAB (company code 211547460) is an operational private limited liability company registered in 1995 and based in Vilnius, Lentvario g. 18, Vilniaus m. sav., Vilniaus apskr. It is a private company in the national private non-financial companies sector, privately owned by Lithuanian natural and legal persons, with governance described as CEO only. The company is classified as micro and operates in freight transport by road (EVRK H.49.41.00). Its share capital is €5.8K.

Financially, DAN-LIT generated €3.2K in revenue in 2025, after €244.3K in 2024 and €283.6K in 2023. The sharp decline in turnover in 2025 coincided with a net loss of €7.2K, following a small profit of €480 in 2024 and a loss of €46.6K in 2023. At the end of 2025, equity stood at €138.1K, liabilities at €105.8K and total assets at €243.2K, with most assets held in long-term form. The company employed 2 people on average in 2025 and so far in 2026; average monthly wage was €1,061.53 in 2024. The latest staffing figures show a smaller workforce than in 2023 and 2024.