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WE SPEAK FLUENT BUSINESS LET S TALK LITHUANIA. October 2014

Let s talk Lithuania Facts & Figures Population 1 Labour Pool Capital Official language Dominant foreign languages Real GDP growth 2 2.98 mln 1.5 mln Vilnius Lithuanian English, Russian, German, Polish 3.4% (2015)* 2.9% (2014)* 3.3% (2013) 3.8% (2012) 6.0% (2011) #1 For GDP/Capita growth in EU 3 12 th Freest economy in Europe 4 * Forecast Source 1: Statistics Lithuania, 2013 Source 2: Ministry of Finance, September 2014 Source 3: Eurostat, 2004-2013 #17 For ease of doing business 5 Source 4: Heritage Foundation, Economic Freedom Index, 2013. Source 5: World Bank Doing Business Report, 2014 2

Let s talk Lithuania FDI Projects overview TOP INVESTING COUNTRIES BY NUMBER OF PROJECTS 1 / 2010-2013 FDI PROJECTS BY ACTIVITY 1 / 2010-2013 38% 7% 8% 10% 8% 10% 9% 10% UK USA Sweden Norway Finland Germany Denmark Other 18% 10% 11% 13% 29% 19% Manufacturing Business Services Sales, Marketing & Support Shares Service Centre IT Other Source 1: The Financial Times FDI monitoring database, 2014 and Invest Lithuania data 3

A PRIORITY SECTORS FOR INVESTMENT 1 2 3 SSC & Business Services Manufacturing Life Sciences

Let s talk Lithuania #1 Global SSC & Business Service in Lithuania Technology & HR Centre Functions: IT development and support Headcount: 1,300 Established in: 2009, Vilnius BPO Center Functions: IT development and support Headcount: 330+ Established: 2007, Vilnius Global Operations Centre Functions: IT, Accounting, Compliance Headcount: 1,200+ Established in: 2010, Vilnius BPO Centre Functions: Accounting and legal services Headcount: 200+ Established in: 2007, Vilnius Shared Service Centre Functions: IT and support, F&A, HR operations Headcount: 520 Established in: 2008, Vilnius Functions: F&A services Headcount: 520 Established in: 2012, Vilnius Shared Service Centre 5

Lithuania: Western Union s Global Operations Centre Functions: FTE: 1,200+ Languages: 24/7 Global Processing Center: Accounting Accounts payable Settlement Credit & risk Anti-money laundering Compliance IT support 26 languages Est.: 2010, Vilnius 6

8,8 8,6 8,5 15,7 15,1 14,0 Let s talk Lithuania #1 Global SSC & Business Service Overview 11,400 professionals employed in 52 SSC/BPOs 82% growth of the SSC industry in the past 3 years 1 2x less saturated market than other cities in the region TOP Countries Investing in SSC 2 SSC & BPO PRESENCE IN LITHUANIA 6% 4% 14% 30% 22% 24% IT F&A Multifunction Call centre Analytics Other #1 UK 10 SSC/BPO s #2 US 8 SSC/BPO s PEOPLE EMPLOYED IN SSC/BPO PER 1,000 POPULATION 2003-2013 3 #3 DK / NO 7 SSC/BPO s #4 SE / FI 5 SSC/BPO s Wroclaw Warsaw Krakow Budapest Vilnius Prague Source 1: Annual Shared Services and BPO Conference 2013, Deloitte Source 2: Invest Lithuania, 2014 Source 3: The Financial Times FDI monitoring database, 2014 7

Let s talk Lithuania #2 International Manufacturing Presence in Lithuania Products: pet food Headcount: 800 Established: 1993, Klaipeda region Manufacturing plant Manufacturing plant Products: iso-thermal trucks, trailers and semi-trailers Headcount: 330+ Established: 1999, Panevezys Manufacturing plant Products: automotive wiring harnesses Headcount: 700+ Established: 2002, Klaipeda Manufacturing plant Products: electronic circuit boards Headcount: 400 Established: 1993, Kaunas Manufacturing plant Products: seeding and planting equipment Headcount: ~20 [250 by 2016] Established: 2013 / Vilnius region Products: Tobacco Headcount: 430 Established: 1993 / Klaipeda Manufacturing plant 8

Lithuania: Schmitz Cargobull Products: Employees: 330+ Thermo-insulating panels Isothermal transportation equipment: insulated trucks, trailers and semi-trailers Est.: 1999, Panevezys 9

Let s talk Lithuania #2 Manufacturing Sector Overview x2 larger turnover of foreign controlled manufacturing companies since 2009 1 20% of Lithuania s GDP accounts to manufacturing 1 >66% of all manufacturing production is exported mainly to: Germany Netherlands Latvia Poland UK Estonia TOP COUNTRIES INVESTING IN MANUFACTURING / 2010-2013 2 42% 12% 10% 7% 7% 12% 10% MANUFACTURING STRUCTURE / 2012 1 Norway Sweden Denmark Germany Finland Russia Other 17% 10% 6% 18% 29% 20% Food & Beverages Engineering products Furniture, Wood, Pulp & Paper Chemicals Textile and Apparel Other Source 1: Statistics Lithuania, 2013 Source 2: The Financial Times FDI monitoring database, 2014 and Invest Lithuania data 10

Let s talk Lithuania #3 International Life Science Presence in Lithuania Manufacturing Products: injectable compounds Headcount: 115+ Established: 2011, Kaunas Products: reagents Headcount: 450+ Established: 2010, Vilnius Manufacturing / R&D Manufacturing Products: respiratory care products Headcount: 1,720+ Established: 1996, Vilnius Manufacturing / R&D Products: recombinant proteins Headcount: 220+ Established: 2004, Vilnius Products: medical devices Headcount: 450+ Established: 2010, Vilnius Manufacturing / R&D Manufacturing Products: recombinant proteins Headcount: 70+ Established: 2004, Vilnius 11

Lithuania: Thermo Fisher Scientific Activity: Employees: 450+ creates, produces, and sells products of molecular biology (enzymes primarily) Est.: 2010, Vilnius 12

Let s talk Lithuania #3 Life Sciences Sector Overview 345 manufacturers in the industry 1 Life sciences industry has expanded by 15% over 2009-2012, reaching ~EUR 400 mln 2 STRUCTURE OF LIFE SCIENCES SECTOR 2 Pharmaceutical and medical production exports have grown by almost 30% over 2009-2012 3 >70% of all pharmaceutical and medical production is exported mainly to 1 : Germany France UK Russia USA Latvia 13% 9% 23% 6% 49% Medical & dental practice Manufacturing of medical & dental equipment Manufacturing of pharmaceuticals Manufacturing of measuring, testing & navigation equipment R&D in natural sciences and engineering Source 1: Statistics Lithuania, 2012 Source 2: Statistics Lithuania and Invest Lithuania s estimations Source 3: Statistics Lithuania, 2013 13

B LITHUANIA S QUALITIES 1 2 3 4 5 Young competence & talent Fast to connect infrastructure Cost & quality combined Business friendly environment Perfect living pace

Lithuania s qualities #1 Young competence & talent Top 5 in the EU with the highest ratio of young people 1 Ambitious young professionals #1 in the EU or 93% of our population have higher or secondary education 2 #1 in the EU for mathematics, science and technology graduates per capita 3 18% of Lithuania s young professionals specializes in engineering, manufacturing and construction (x2 EU average) 4 50% of all student population study fields applicable for services industry 5 Source 1: Eurostat, 2013 Source 2: Eurostat, 2013 (age group 25-64) Source 3: Eurostat, 2011 (age group 20-29) Source 4: Eurostat, 2011 (age group 25-29) Source 5: Ministry of Education and Science, 2014 15

Lithuania s qualities #1 Young competence & talent STRUCTURE OF STUDENTS AT HIGHER EDUCATION 2013/2014 3 Language 80% proficiency in English among young professionals 1 8% 5% Social Sciences Technical Sciences 50% speak at least 2 foreign languages 2 Main languages: English, Russian, German, Polish, Scandinavian and Romanic languages 13% 55% Biomedical Sciences Humanities & Arts 19% Physical Sciences Source 1: Population Census, 2011 Source 2: Europeans and their languages, 2012 Source 3: Ministry of Education and Science 16

Lithuania s qualities #2 Fast to connect infrastructure - communications Leading broadband speed in the EU and globally 1 Fastest public Wi-Fi in the world 2 #1 in the EU for fibre-to-home penetration 3 #4 globally in fulfilling business needs for ICT 4 #3 most affordable internet in the EU 1 Source 1: Ookla Net Index, 2014 Source 2: Rotten Wifi tests, 2014 Source 3: Fibre to the Home Council, 2013 Source 4: IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook, 2014 17

Lithuania s qualities #2 Fast to connect infrastructure - logistics 1 st in the CEE for quality of roads 1 Road & Rail: 25,800 truck fleet in Lithuania in comparison with Germany: 308,078, Denmark: 21,038, Sweden: 15,248 2 Rail cargo services direct to Russia, Belarus, Latvia, Poland, Germany, Ukraine and Asia (incl. China) Air: 4 International Airports, access to major European cities and Moscow within 2-3 hours flight Sea: Klaipeda State ice-free Seaport 14.5 m deep port, handling up to 60 mln tons of cargo annually, the largest port in the Baltic States 3 Source 1: World Economic Forum, Global Competitiveness Report, 2014 Source 2: European commission, 2012 Source 3: www.portofklaipeda.lt 18

1.048 967 949 924 824 777 716 646 507 413 1.598 2.702 3.538 3.529 3.449 4.596 5.288 5.251 Lithuania s qualities #3 Cost & quality combined AVERAGE MONTHLY GROSS WAGES (EUR), 2013 1 x8.2 more than Lithuania x5.3 x2.5 x1 2.5% Position Production Technologist Technical Supervision Engineer average real wage growth for 2014-2015 2 Average Monthly Gross Salary 3, EUR 870 1,010 Project Manager 1,160 Technical Director 1,740 Source 1: National Statistics Departments, 2013 Source 2: European Commission, European Economic Forecast, Spring 2014 Source 3: Alliance for Recruitment, 2014 19

Lithuania s qualities #4 Business friendly environment LT LV PL DE SE Corporate profit tax 0-15% 15% 19% < 33% 22% VAT 21% 21% 23% 19% 25% Dividends 0-15% 0% 0-19% 0-25% 0-30% Personal income tax 15% 24% < 32% < 45% < 57% Social security tax 9% employee 30.98% employer 10.5% employee 23.59% employer Total 35% Total ~40% 7% employee < 31.42% employer Source 1: Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Lithuania Source 2: Sorainen Tax Card 2014 20

Lithuania s qualities #4 Business friendly environment tax free zones 7 Free Economic Zones (FEZ): 0% corporate tax for the first 6 years* 50% discount on corporate tax over the next 10 years* 0% tax on dividends* 0% tax on real estate* Industrial Parks (IP) 6-12 months delivery of build-to-suit manufacturing facilities * Conditions apply 21

Lithuania s qualities #4 Business friendly environment financial incentives Lithuania s Government 1 : Up to 25% of investment to long-term fixed assets or job creation Taxation treaties with 50 countries 2 Corporate profit tax incentives for R&D - fully deductible expenses x3 2 Investment projects: corporate profit tax can be reduced up to 50% 2 European Union 2 : Up to 50% of R&D activities Up to 50% of employee training Additional: Up to 23.3% of youth employment costs 3 Up to EUR 600 per month reimbursed for employment of unemployed 4 Source 1: Invest Lithuania Source 2: Ministry of Economy of the republic of Lithuania Source 3: JSC Investicijų ir verslo garantijos Source 4: Lithuanian Labour Exchange 22

Lithuania s qualities Perfect living pace Easy access to Europe Regular flights to all major European destinations, with flight-times of only 2-3 hours. Cost of living: According to the Mercer Cost of Living Index 2014, Vilnius is one of the five least expensive EU capitals to live in for expatriates. 1 Lifestyle: Vilnius is ranked by the New York Times alongside Copenhagen, Barcelona and Capetown as a hip and well managed place to live. 2 Source 1: Mercer's 2014 Cost of Living Ranking, 2014 Source 2: The New York Times, 2011 23

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Let s talk Lithuania Invest Lithuania A: Jogailos St. 4 / LT-01116 T: +370 5 262 7438 E: info@investlithuania.com www.investlithuania.com 25