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Pehart is a manufacturing company located in Dej, Romania, specializing in hygienic tissue paper products. The company produces a range of items including toilet paper, kitchen towels, napkins, handkerchiefs, and jumbo rolls, catering to various consumer needs. By focusing on quality and functionality, Pehart aims to deliver essential paper products to its clients in the market.

Galinta Group is a European agricultural business specializing in the production and distribution of buckwheat semolina and flakes, primarily serving retail chains both domestically and internationally. In addition to buckwheat, the company also produces a range of rice and other groats.

Egles sanatorium provides post-acute and recovery therapy, medical rehabilitation, and wellness services to Lithuanian citizens and visitors from other countries in the resorts of Druskininkai and Birtonas.

MBL a/s is a manufacturer specializing in wheelchair components and related products, catering to the wheelchair industry. Founded in 1988 and based in Silkeborg, Denmark, the company produces a wide range of items, including wheels, push rims, front forks, bearing housings, hubs, foot rests, textiles, leg supports, head rests, axles, and various types of tires. MBL a/s also offers high-end rear wheels and original equipment manufacturing services tailored to customer specifications. In addition to wheelchair components, the company provides products for aged care, such as bed, chair, and desk lift actuators. MBL a/s operates production facilities and subsidiaries in Poland and China, enhancing its capability to meet diverse market needs. The company was previously known as MBL Teknik a/s until its name change in July 1994.

Eco Baltia is the largest environmental management group in the Baltics, offering comprehensive waste management services that encompass collection, sorting, logistics, wholesale, and processing of recycled materials. The company serves both private individuals and businesses, successfully handling household waste, construction waste, and separated recyclable materials. Its portfolio includes several key subsidiaries specializing in various aspects of environmental services, such as waste collection and used packaging processing. Eco Baltia caters to over 45,000 clients in Latvia and abroad, establishing itself as a leader in its field and a significant taxpayer in the regions it operates. The company prides itself on being a responsible employer, focusing on the welfare, professional development, and safety of its 600 employees. With a vision to become the most advanced waste regeneration company in Central and Eastern Europe, Eco Baltia is committed to finding value in every material it processes.

Montuotojas AB, founded in 1959 and based in Vilnius, Lithuania, specializes in metalworking and industrial construction services. The company emerged from the reorganization of special installation works under the Lithuanian Ministry of Construction, initially known as "Prammonrinė," and later renamed. Following the dissolution of the Soviet Union, it was privatized and registered as Montuotojas AB. The company provides a comprehensive range of services tailored for engineering and energy sectors, including the construction of power plants, special installation works, and the production and installation of technological equipment, pipelines, and storage steel structures. Montuotojas AB is well-equipped to manage complex industrial construction projects across Lithuania and Europe, facilitating efficient and effective project execution.