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Promotion of the Growth of a Network of SMEs Focused on the Export of Innovative Printing Products and Integrated into a Common Value Chain

NO. 02-026-K-0008

The Printing and Media Association, bringing together printing companies and other organisations operating within the value chain, is implementing a project aimed at strengthening the “Baltic Printing & Services Cluster”, operating in the Central and Western Lithuania region.

The project activities are focused on strengthening the cluster, promoting its internationalisation, including membership in international networks, increasing the visibility of its products, identifying new export markets, and expanding its presence in existing markets.

The main objective of the project is to enhance the international competitiveness and growth of small and medium-sized cluster companies focused on the export of innovative, unique and resource-efficient printing products.

Project Promoter: Printing and Media Association

Project Partners: UAB “DRUKA”, VIA AQUARIA UAB, UAB “Kopa”, Crypto-a MB, UAB Olson Group, UAB “Bubo bubo LT”.

Project budget: EUR 554,429.18
Funding allocated: EUR 320,000.00

Project Results

Enterprises receiving support (of which: micro, small, medium-sized and large enterprises) – 6 enterprises;

Enterprises receiving support (of which: micro enterprises) – 3 enterprises;

Enterprises receiving support (of which: small enterprises) – 1 enterprise;

Enterprises receiving support (of which: medium-sized enterprises) – 2 enterprises;

Enterprises receiving support through grants – 6 enterprises;

Private investment complementing public support (of which: grants, financial instruments) – EUR 234,428.61;

Cluster memberships in international networks – 11 memberships.

The project is co-financed by the European Union from the European Regional Development Fund under the activity “Promotion of the Creation and Growth of a Network of Export-Oriented Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises Integrated into a Common Value Chain (Central and Western Lithuania Region)” of Progress Measure No. 05-001-01-11-04 “Implementation of Measures Promoting the Growth of Export Competitiveness”, under the Economic Transformation and Competitiveness Development Programme of the Ministry of the Economy and Innovation of the Republic of Lithuania, within the 2022–2030 Development Programme.

 

Project duration: December 2023 – March 2026
Information: kopa@kopa.lt

 



 

Installation of Private Electric Vehicle Charging Points at KOPA Printing House

After the Closed Joint-Stock Design and Publishing Company KOPA (hereinafter – UDLAB KOPA) submitted an application to the Lithuanian Energy Agency, the company was granted the opportunity to receive support under the joint project (JP) “Installation of Private Electric Vehicle Charging Points”, implemented as part of the Recovery and Resilience Plan “Next Generation Lithuania”, financed by the European Union’s Recovery and Resilience Facility “NextGenerationEU”.

Allocated EU funding: €19,942.92

It is planned to install 12 electric vehicle charging stations, each with 12 access points (featuring dynamic power management) on the premises.

At KOPA, we are committed to sustainability principles, making decisions that reduce environmental impact and promote responsible resource use. By investing in eco-friendly technologies, we continuously enhance our production processes to protect the environment and contribute to the development of sustainable industry.

Project duration: September 2025 – February 2026
Information: kopa@kopa.lt

 

        

 

 

 



 

Printing services at KOPA will be powered by solar energy

Printing house KOPA has applied to the Lithuanian Energy Agency and been granted support from the joint project "Investment Support for Solar Power Plants on Land." This initiative is part of the economic recovery and resilience-building plan, "New Generation Lithuania," funded by the European Union's "NextGenerationEU" economic recovery instrument.

Allocated EU funding: €169,063.65

Planned capacity of the land-based solar power plant: 450 kW

At KOPA, we are committed to sustainability principles, making decisions that reduce environmental impact and promote responsible resource use. By investing in eco-friendly technologies, we continuously enhance our production processes to protect the environment and contribute to the development of sustainable industry.

Our drive to operate more sustainably has led us to a strategic decision: implementing a project to acquire and install a solar power plant. This solar energy system will not only reduce electricity costs but also significantly decrease greenhouse gas emissions, thus contributing to environmental protection and promoting responsible energy consumption.

This solution will enable us to stabilize production costs, mitigate the risks associated with fluctuations in electricity prices, and ensure competitive production conditions for our clients.

Project duration: December 2024 – January 2026
Information: kopa@kopa.lt