Latvia Extends Michelin Guide Partnership to 2028, Boosting Gastronomic Tourism Latvia has reaffirmed its commitment to elevating its culinary landscape and attracting high-value tourists by extending its partnership with the …
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Apollo Group’s Bond Offering Attracts Baltic Investors The Baltic capital market is witnessing increased activity as companies turn to public bond issues for development financing. Entertainment and catering group Apollo …
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Norwegian Investment Firm AWC Acquires Stake in Leading Baltic Sports Club Chain MyFitness Tallinn, Estonia – AWC, an investment company owned by the Norwegian family office Awilhelmsen, has acquired a …
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IEA Coordinates Historic Oil Release Amid Middle East Tensions The International Energy Agency (IEA) announced on Wednesday, March 11, 2026, that its member countries will release a total of 400 …
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Citadele Bank Finances Expansion of “A-BRANDS Cash & Carry” with €4.4 Million Loan Citadele bank has granted a €4.4 million loan to SIA “Brands Only,” a subsidiary of “Teize Group,” …
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Signet Bank Group Reports Record Growth, Focuses on Fintech Expansion Riga, Latvia – March 11, 2026 – Signet Bank Group, a leading financial services group in Latvia, announced record financial …
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Latvia Navigates Economic Risks with Focus on Fiscal Discipline Latvia’s economy demonstrated moderate growth in 2025, with the fiscal situation proving better than initially anticipated. But, the Fiscal Discipline Council …
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Apollo Group Pursues Stock Exchange Listing with €50M Bond Offering Apollo Group, a leading entertainment and restaurant operator in the Baltic states, is embarking on a journey to the stock …
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MADARA Cosmetics Eyes Middle East Expansion and Continues Innovation Investment MADARA Cosmetics, a Northern European cosmetics manufacturer, is strategically expanding its focus to the Middle East, with Saudi Arabia identified …
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Latvia Road Projects Threatened as Iran Conflict Drives Up Bitumen Costs Road projects in Latvia are facing potential delays or cancellation due to a sharp increase in the price of …