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Company name
Fixtoma, UAB
Company code
306462098
VAT code
LT100017542215
Registered address
Ukmergės r. sav., Siesikų sen., Vaivadiškių k., Dvaro g. 17A, LT-20313
Registration date
2023-09-28
Company age: 3 y. 1 mo.
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Private Limited Liability Company
NACE activity
Repair and maintenance of motor vehicles
Ownership form
Private without foreign capital
UAB "Fixtoma"
Company code: 306462098
Address: Ukmergės r. sav., Siesikų sen., Vaivadiškių k., Dvaro g. 17A, LT-20313
VAT code: LT100017542215
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Fixtoma, UAB (company code 306462098) is a private limited liability company registered on 28 September 2023 and currently operational. It belongs to the sector of national private non-financial companies and is privately owned, with more than 50% of authorised capital held by Lithuanian natural and legal persons and no foreign investor capital. The company is managed by a CEO only and is classified as a micro company. Its registered address is Dvaro g. 17A, Vaivadiškiu k., Siesiku sen., Ukmerges r. sav., Vilniaus apskr. The company’s main activity is EVRK T.95.31.00, Repair and maintenance of motor vehicles. Share capital is €1.0K. In 2025, Fixtoma generated revenue of €80.6K and recorded a net loss of €16.7K, corresponding to a negative profit margin of 20.8%. Revenue increased from €44.0K in 2024 and €4.2K in the 94-day 2023 reporting period. At the end of 2025, equity was negative at €12.5K, while liabilities stood at €48.8K and total assets at €46.0K. The company employed an average of 3 people so far in 2026, up from 2 in 2025.