Asociacija "Sporto Gurmanai"

Company age: 13 y. 0 mo.

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Company overview

Company name Asociacija "Sporto Gurmanai"
Company code 303147503
Registered address Vilnius, Trinapolio g. 11B-10, LT-08338
Registration date 2013-09-23 Company age: 13 y.
Phone Phone
Email Email
Website None
Company manager For registered members only Log in
Revenue (2025) 1,183 € -83% History
Profit (2025) 0 € History
Number of employees 0
Managed vehicles 0
Current SODRA debt No debt Read more
Days of debt to SODRA per year 0 days
Current VMI debt No debt Read more
Financial statements All submitted
Legal form Association
NACE activity Other sports activities n.e.c.
Sector Namų ūkiams paslaugas teikiančios ne pelno institucijos
Ownership form Private without foreign capital
Beneficiary of support Yes, since 2013-09-23
NVO Non-governmental organization since 2024-11-29

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Description

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Asociacija "Sporto Gurmanai" (company code 303147503) is an operational association registered on 23 September 2013. It is classified as a public entity, organised in the legal form of an association, with private ownership and a governance model described as CEO only. The company is assigned to the sector of non-profit institutions providing services to households and is treated as a micro-sized entity. Its registered address is Trinapolio g. 11B-10, Vilnius, Vilniaus city municipality, Vilnius County. The company’s main activity is listed under EVRK code S.93.19.90 as Other sports activities n.e.c. Financially, the business remained small in absolute terms: revenue was EUR 6.9K in 2023 and EUR 6.9K in 2024, before decreasing to EUR 1.2K in 2025. The latest financial year also shows total assets of EUR 26 and liabilities of EUR 15. Revenue declined by 82.7% year on year in 2025 and by 82.9% over two years, reflecting a sharp reduction in turnover from the earlier period.