ScandBook UAB

ScandBook UAB is a Lithuanian private limited company (Uždaroji akcinė bendrovė; UAB) operating in the printing and publishing services sector. It is the Lithuanian subsidiary of the Nordic book printing group ScandBook, which specializes in industrial-scale book manufacturing for publishers across the Nordics and wider Europe. The Lithuanian entity focuses on high-volume offset printing, binding, and related finishing services—particularly for paperback and hardcover titles—and complements the group’s capacity and logistics network.

Company Overview

Legal name: ScandBook UAB
Country: Lithuania
Industry sector: Printing services; Book manufacturing (commercial printing, finishing, logistics for publishers)
Founding date (Lithuanian subsidiary): Not publicly confirmed; established in the 2010s during ScandBook’s Baltic expansion.
Headquarters (group): ScandBook group is headquartered in Sweden; the Lithuanian subsidiary operates production capacity in Lithuania (exact registered office details below if available).

Legal Information

Įmonės kodas (Company registration code): Not publicly available from authoritative sources reviewed.
PVM kodas (VAT code): Not publicly available from authoritative sources reviewed.
Official website: https://www.scandbook.se (group site; no separate Lithuanian site identified)
Email address: Not publicly listed for the Lithuanian entity; group-level general contact is typically provided via the website’s contact page.
Registered office address (Lithuania): Not publicly available from authoritative sources reviewed.
Registered office phone number: Not publicly available from authoritative sources reviewed.

Note: Lithuanian company registration and VAT details are ordinarily published via national registries and business directories; however, for ScandBook UAB, definitive codes and contacts were not found in accessible public summaries at the time of compilation. See Sources and References for suggested registries to verify current legal data.

Business Operations

Main products and services:
- Offset printing of books (paperbacks and hardcovers)
- Prepress and file handling services for publishers
- Perfect binding, thread sewing, case binding, trimming, and finishing
- Supply chain coordination, warehousing, and distribution support for publishers
- Quality assurance, color management, and print-run optimization

Business model: ScandBook UAB operates as a contract manufacturer for publishing houses, printing companies, and book distributors. Revenues are generated from print manufacturing and related services (binding, finishing, logistics). The Lithuanian production site helps the group provide competitive lead times and costs while maintaining European quality and environmental standards for Nordic and EU markets.

Market position: The Lithuanian subsidiary is part of the broader ScandBook group, which is recognized in the Nordic region as a specialized book printer focused on mass-market and trade book segments. The Lithuanian facility supports scalable production capacity and cross-border logistics, strengthening the group’s regional competitive position.

History

Founding story: ScandBook expanded from Sweden into Lithuania to enhance capacity, cost-efficiency, and geographic reach. The Lithuanian UAB was established during the 2010s to serve growing Nordic and European demand for professionally manufactured books with short-to-medium lead times.

Key milestones and developments:
- Establishment of the Lithuanian subsidiary to complement Swedish production capacity
- Ramp-up of industrial-scale book printing lines (perfect binding and hardcover) in Lithuania
- Integration with group-wide logistics and publisher service workflows
- Continued investment in efficiency, quality control, and sustainability initiatives aligned with European publishing standards

Specific dates and commissioning details for Lithuanian facilities have not been publicly confirmed in sources reviewed.

Financial Information

Revenue: The Lithuanian subsidiary’s standalone revenue figures are not publicly disclosed. ScandBook reports financials at the group level via annual reports.
Funding rounds: No venture-style funding rounds are known for the Lithuanian subsidiary; as part of a Nordic group, financing is typically managed at the parent company level.
Ownership structure: ScandBook UAB is a subsidiary within the ScandBook group. The parent company is ScandBook Holding AB (publ), a Swedish holding company. Detailed ownership breakdown is disclosed at the group level in investor relations materials.

Leadership and Management

Vadovai (executives/managers): The full names and positions of ScandBook UAB’s local executives were not publicly listed in accessible sources at the time of compilation.
Board members: Governance and board composition are disclosed at the parent company level (ScandBook Holding AB). Lithuanian subsidiary board information was not publicly available.

Office Locations

Registered office (Lithuania): Not publicly available from authoritative sources reviewed.
Production/operational site(s): The company operates production capacity in Lithuania; exact address and phone number details were not publicly available.
Additional offices: No separate Lithuanian offices beyond the production/registered site are publicly documented.

Market Position

Competitors:
- Livonia Print (Latvia), a major Baltic book printer
- Balto Print (Lithuania)
- KOPA (Lithuania)
- Various Polish and Central European book printers (e.g., Opolgraf, Drukarnia partners) serving European publishers
- Selected Nordic and German printers for trade and academic segments

Market share: Not publicly reported for Lithuania specifically.
Competitive advantages:
- Alignment with Nordic publisher requirements and workflows
- Industrial-scale capacity for paperbacks and hardcovers
- Proximity to Nordic and EU markets enabling cost-effective logistics
- Quality assurance and process integration at group level

Recent Developments

Recent public updates specific to ScandBook UAB are limited. At the group level, ScandBook has communicated ongoing focus on operational efficiency, service to Nordic and European publishers, and resilience amid shifting print runs and supply chain dynamics. Investments typically emphasize productivity, quality, and sustainability across facilities. Lithuanian-site-specific expansions or partnerships were not confirmed in sources reviewed.

Contact Information

Official website (group): https://www.scandbook.se
General inquiries (group): Contact details are provided via the official website.
ScandBook UAB email: Not publicly listed.
ScandBook UAB phone: Not publicly listed.
ScandBook UAB address: Not publicly listed.

For verified legal and contact data (įmonės kodas, PVM kodas, address, phone), consult the Lithuanian business registries and directories listed in Sources and References.

Sources and References

Primary and industry sources reviewed:
- ScandBook group official website: https://www.scandbook.se
- Lithuanian business directory Rekvizitai.lt (company listings; search “ScandBook UAB”): https://rekvizitai.lt
- Lithuanian business directory Rekvizitai.vz.lt (company listings; search “ScandBook UAB”): https://rekvizitai.vz.lt
- EU VIES VAT validation service (to verify VAT numbers): https://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/vies/
- ScandBook investor relations and annual reports (group-level financials): see links via https://www.scandbook.se

Note: Some Lithuanian subsidiary-specific legal identifiers and contacts were not retrievable in the publicly accessible summaries at the time of compilation. Users seeking precise codes and contacts should verify via Rekvizitai.lt, official registries, or directly through ScandBook’s group contact channels.