Kaunas Free Economic Zone is a place where investments turn into success stories.
534 ha of modern business and industrial territory with developed infrastructure, competitive tax incentives and a community of more than 150 successful companies.
Drinking and fire water supply piping systems with diameters of 100-200 mm.
Central domestic wastewater system. Pipeline diameters: 250-400 mm.
A medium-pressure gas pipeline has been installed in the area.
Pipeline diameters: 315-2,000 mm.
All sites in the territory have access to asphalt roads. Sidewalks and street lighting have been installed. The network of bicycle paths is constantly being expanded.
Kauno Energija is responsible for green heating energy solutions in the FEZ territory.
A 50% tax relief is applied for the next 6 tax years. The corporate tax relief allows for more efficient use of profits for reinvestment, modernisation, and investment in specialists.
Kaunas FEZ investors can plan their operations in the long term with lower operating costs, which provides stability and an additional financial advantage for their business.
Kaunas FEZ Management Company ensures the development of engineering networks and roads in the territory. Kaunas FEZ investors are exempt from a one-time infrastructure development fee.
Construction permits are not required in the Kaunas FEZ territory. This allows for significantly faster establishment procedures and faster start-up of operations.
To Kaunas city centre
To Kaunas International Airport
Working-age people within a 50 km radius
Kaunas FEZ is located in the most important transport hub of Lithuania, ensuring fast and convenient movement of goods, services and employees.
Kaunas FEZ has direct connections with the A1 (Vilnius–Kaunas–Klaipėda) and A6 (Kaunas–Zarasai–Daugavpils) highways. They ensure convenient accessibility for employees and efficient logistics of goods and services.
Just 200 km away is the Klaipėda seaport, providing reliable access to global trade routes.
Kaunas and Vilnius international airports operate within a radius of 100 km – for fast and convenient transportation of passengers and cargo to more than 100 destinations.
Kaunas Intermodal Terminal (KIT) is reachable within 10 minutes. Multimodal logistics infrastructure allows for the effective combination of road, rail and sea transport in a single supply chain. The terminal connects the European (1,435 mm) and broad (1,520 mm) railway gauges.
Upon completion of the Rail Baltica project, Kaunas will be connected by rail to Tallinn, Riga and Warsaw. The project is expected to be completed in 2030.
Kaunas region is a mature manufacturing centre with a strong base of engineering and technical specialists. More than 350,000 people of working age live within a 50 km radius. 60% of students choose STEAM programmes, and more than 3,000 engineering graduates enter the labour market every year.
Kaunas is a university city where business and academic institutions closely cooperate: R&D activities are carried out together, study programmes are improved, specialised talent development projects are developed, such as “Future for Electronics” and “Study in Kaunas”. This ensures a consistent addition of qualified labour to the manufacturing sector.
The average salary of companies located in the Kaunas FEZ is 12% higher than the national average – which is attractive for qualified specialists, but still significantly below the Western European level. All this creates a favourable context for team building and long-term growth.
Kaunas helps investors attract and retain talent, as the high quality of life here is combined with a competitive cost of living. Compared to major Western European cities, the cost of living in the region is significantly lower, ensuring greater purchasing power and a more favourable ratio of living costs to income for professionals.
Kaunas offers families of international professionals a high-quality educational infrastructure. The city’s five schools, which offer the International Baccalaureate (IB) and other international programmes in English, create conditions for smooth continuity of children’s education and family integration.
The city consistently invests in sustainable mobility, sports, leisure and cultural infrastructure, creating an attractive environment to live and work. International cultural, sports and business events strengthen Kaunas’ position as a modern and open European city and help attract talents from other Lithuanian cities and abroad.
Kaunas FEZ clients.
Jobs have been created, 40% of which are for highly qualified specialists.
Attracted investments, of which 80% are in the manufacturing sector, 60% are foreign direct investments.
Sites with developed engineering infrastructure are subleased to investors.
Kaunas FEZ clients.
Jobs have been created, 40% of which are for highly qualified specialists.
Attracted investments, of which 80% are in the manufacturing sector, 60% are foreign direct investments.
Sites with developed engineering infrastructure are subleased to investors.