The Board of AS Eco Baltia, the largest environmental and waste management group in the Baltics, will further operate in the composition of three individuals. As of 11 November, this year, Anita Saulīte will cease her work in the Board of AS Eco Baltia and several group subsidiaries. After 10 years in the group companies, she accepted new professional challenges.
The Supervisory Board ofAS Eco Baltia has taken a decision that a new board member is not to be sought at the moment, thus, the current Board will continue its work composed of three individuals. Chairman of the Board is Mr Māris Simanovičs, Board Members – Ms Santa Spūle, Chief Financial Officer, and Ms Sigita Namatēva, Chief Legal Officer.
“On behalf of all the colleagues at AS Eco Baltia we say many thanks to Anita for her long-time contribution to the company’s operational management, efficiency improvement, digitalisation of processes and arrangement of IT systems, as well as strengthening of LEAN culture. Working closely as a team, we have achieved high business results and created strong foundations which enable us to convincingly keep building further growth of the group companies, thus promoting sustainable and efficient business model. We wish Anita success in further professional growth, which goes along with her high degree of professionalism, enthusiasm, energy and creation of values in everything she does”, says M. Simanovičs.
So far, A. Saulīte was an official also in several other AS Eco Baltia subsidiaries such as SIA Nordic Plast and AS Latvijas Zaļais punkts. Composition of officials at these companies will also change gradually according to the further decisions by the Supervisory Board.
Shareholders of AS Eco Baltia are UAB BSGF Salvus, subsidiary of INVL Baltic Sea Growth Fund (52.81%), EBRD (30.51%) and the company management (16.68%).
AS Eco Baltia is the largest environmental and waste management group in the Baltics in terms of turnover ensuring full waste management circle from waste collection and sorting to secondary logistics, wholesale and recycling of raw materials.
In 2021, combined (pro-forma) sales of Eco Baltia group reached approximately 150 million euro, which was two times higher than in 2020, when this indicator was 75 million euro. This was partially enhanced by the acquisition of the leading Lithuanian waste manager Ecoservice in August 2021. In September 2022, the group expanded further, with its PET recycling arm AS PET Baltija, one of the largest PET recyclers in Northern Europe, completing the acquisition of a leading Czech fibre producer TESIL Fibres.
The group companies employ more than 2,200 employees in Latvia, Lithuania, and Czech Republic. Its leading companies are AS PET Baltija, SIA Eco Baltia vide, AS Latvijas Zaļais punkts, SIA Nordic Plast, Sigulda municipal SIA JUMIS, Czech TESIL Fibres and Lithuania-based UAB Ecoservice.