ATEA Baltic UAB

Note: In public sources, the company is frequently referred to as “Atea” in Lithuania (e.g., Atea UAB) rather than “ATEA Baltic UAB.” Where precise Lithuanian legal identifiers for “ATEA Baltic UAB” were not available in authoritative public registries at the time of writing, this profile documents the Atea Group’s Lithuanian operations and clearly flags items that require verification.

Company Overview

Name: ATEA Baltic UAB (commonly “Atea” in Lithuania)
Industry: Information Technology (IT infrastructure, systems integration, cloud and managed services)
Headquarters (country-level): Lithuania (city-level HQ to be confirmed in authoritative registry)
Parent Group: Atea Group (Atea ASA), a leading IT infrastructure provider in the Nordic and Baltic region

Atea is one of the largest suppliers of IT infrastructure and related services across the Nordic and Baltic countries. The Lithuanian operation serves public sector institutions and private enterprises with end-to-end IT solutions, covering hardware and software sourcing, workplace and data center modernization, cloud enablement, cybersecurity, and managed services.

Legal Information

Įmonės kodas (company code): Not publicly verified for “ATEA Baltic UAB” in authoritative sources at the time of writing.
PVM kodas (VAT code): Not publicly verified for “ATEA Baltic UAB” in authoritative sources at the time of writing.
Official website: https://www.atea.lt (Lithuania) and https://www.atea.com (Group)
Email address: Not publicly verified for “ATEA Baltic UAB.” General country contact is typically available via the website’s contact form.
Registered office address: Not publicly verified for “ATEA Baltic UAB” in authoritative sources at the time of writing.
Phone number: Not publicly verified for “ATEA Baltic UAB” in authoritative sources at the time of writing.

Verification note: Lithuanian legal identifiers and contact details are typically accessible via Lithuania’s Centre of Registers (Juridinių Asmenų Registras) and business directories. Users should confirm the exact legal name and identifiers (įmonės kodas, PVM kodas) in those registries.

Business Operations

Main products and services:
- IT infrastructure procurement: multi-vendor hardware (end-user devices, servers, storage, networking) and licensed software
- Systems integration: design, deployment, and optimization of on-premises and hybrid environments
- Cloud solutions: public cloud, hybrid cloud, migration services, FinOps, and cloud governance
- Cybersecurity: security architecture, endpoint and network protection, identity and access management, compliance advisory
- Managed services: workplace services, service desk, lifecycle and asset management, maintenance and support
- Modern workplace: device lifecycle, collaboration platforms, mobile management
- Data center and networking: virtualization, backup/DR, SD-WAN, and network modernization

Business model: Value-added reseller and systems integrator. The company partners with leading global technology vendors to supply products and deliver professional and managed services. Revenue is derived from product sales, project-based integration, and recurring managed service contracts.

Market position: Atea is a leading regional IT infrastructure provider across the Nordics and Baltics. In Lithuania, it is generally considered among major integrators serving large enterprise and public sector accounts.

History

Founding in Lithuania: The specific founding date and legal lineage of “ATEA Baltic UAB” were not confirmed in authoritative public sources at the time of writing. Atea Group expanded to the Baltic region in the 2000s, establishing local subsidiaries to deliver the group’s core portfolio to Baltic customers.

Key milestones (group context):
- Atea Group origins date back to late 20th century in Scandinavia, evolving via mergers and rebranding (known historically for Merkantildata and later unified as Atea).
- Expansion into the Baltics established localized delivery and support, aligning with the group’s strategy to be the top IT infrastructure partner in the region.
- Continued diversification into cloud, cybersecurity, and managed services to meet modernization and digital transformation demands.

Note: Lithuania-specific milestones (such as acquisitions, corporate name changes, or office expansions) should be verified in local registries and press archives.

Financial Information

Revenue (Lithuania): Not publicly disclosed as a standalone figure in the sources available at the time of writing. Lithuanian subsidiary financials are often consolidated within Atea Group reporting.
Funding rounds: Not applicable; Atea’s Lithuanian entity operates as a subsidiary within Atea Group. Atea ASA is publicly listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
Ownership structure: Typically a wholly owned or majority-owned subsidiary of Atea ASA (parent company) operating under the Atea brand in Lithuania.

Group context: Atea ASA publishes audited annual reports with consolidated revenues and performance. Country-level breakdowns are not always disclosed. Refer to Atea ASA’s latest annual report for group-level figures.

Leadership and Management

Key executives (Lithuania): Names and positions (vadovai) were not publicly verified for “ATEA Baltic UAB” at the time of writing.
Board members: Not publicly verified for “ATEA Baltic UAB.”

Verification note: Executive and board details for Lithuanian companies can be confirmed via the Lithuanian Centre of Registers (JAR) or official company disclosures. The Atea Group website and local news outlets may also publish leadership announcements.

Office Locations

Registered office and branches in Lithuania: Specific addresses and phone numbers for “ATEA Baltic UAB” were not publicly verified at the time of writing.
Typical presence: Atea’s Baltic operations commonly maintain offices in major cities (e.g., Vilnius and potentially other regional cities), but precise Lithuanian office locations and contact numbers should be confirmed on the official website and/or local registries.

Market Position

Competitors (Lithuania): Other IT integrators and solution providers in Lithuania include local and international firms offering infrastructure, cloud, licensing, and managed service portfolios. Categories of competitors include:
- Local systems integrators focusing on public sector and enterprise
- Licensing and cloud service providers
- Managed service providers and cybersecurity consultancies

Market share: Not publicly available; the Lithuanian market is fragmented and competitive.
Competitive advantages:
- Regional scale and vendor relationships across the Nordics and Baltics
- Broad multi-vendor portfolio and certified expertise
- Ability to deliver complex, end-to-end integration and managed services
- Established frameworks for public sector procurement and lifecycle services

Recent Developments

Recent Lithuania-specific announcements (e.g., new partnerships, major public sector tenders, office expansions) were not available in the sources accessed at the time of writing. At the group level, Atea has focused on strengthening cloud, sustainability initiatives, and cybersecurity offerings across its markets. Lithuania-specific updates are typically published via the local Atea website and Lithuanian business media.

Contact Information

Website: https://www.atea.lt
General contact: Contact forms and country contacts are provided on the website.
Email: A general email for “ATEA Baltic UAB” was not publicly verified at the time of writing; use the website’s contact channels for inquiries.
Phone: Not publicly verified at the time of writing.
Address: Not publicly verified at the time of writing.

Sources and References

Because “ATEA Baltic UAB” identifiers and contact details could not be conclusively verified at the time of writing, the following commonly used sources are recommended for validation:

Primary sources:
- Atea Lithuania website: https://www.atea.lt
- Atea Group website: https://www.atea.com
- Atea ASA Annual Reports and investor information (group-level financials): available via https://www.atea.com/investors and the Oslo Stock Exchange

Official registries (Lithuania):
- Lithuanian Centre of Registers (Juridinių Asmenų Registras – JAR): https://www.registrucentras.lt/jar/
- VAT registry and EU VIES VAT validation (for PVM code checks): https://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/vies/

Business directories and media:
- Rekvizitai (Lithuanian business directory): https://rekvizitai.vz.lt
- Verslo žinios (business news): https://www.vz.lt
- Public sector procurement portal (for tender-related presence): https://www.vpt.lt

Important: For a definitive Wikipedia-style entry with full legal and contact specifics, consult the Lithuanian Centre of Registers and the official Atea Lithuania site for the exact legal name in Lithuania, įmonės kodas, PVM kodas, registered office address, phone, and current leadership.