Infortar Agro to acquire Lithuanian agricultural group Litagra

Infortar Agro, a subsidiary of investment company Infortar, is set to acquire 100% of the shares in Lithuanian agricultural group Litagra. The transaction will close after the necessary institutional approvals and other planned conditions are met.

Once completed, the group’s farms will hold 16,600 animals. Annual milk production will reach 93,000 tons, while its total area of arable land will grow to 23,000 hectares. Poultry farming will become a new business direction, including turkey and broiler operations.

Litagra’s founders and management described the transaction as the next stage in the group’s expansion. Founder Gintaras Kateiva said Infortar was a strong strategic investor with a long-term approach, resources for growth and a detailed understanding of the agricultural business.

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Now we are taking the next step: a strong strategic investor is joining Litagra, with a long-term approach, resources to grow and, especially important to us, a good understanding of the agricultural business.

Invalda INVL, Litagra’s shareholder, said the deal confirmed the value created by the company and successfully concluded its investment cycle. Its chief executive, Darius Šulnis, said Litagra had grown consistently during their years of cooperation and that the time had come to redirect capital and attention toward new opportunities. He welcomed the transfer of Litagra to a professional owner familiar with the sector.

Litagra’s current management team will continue running the business, and Infortar does not plan any significant changes to existing operations. Founded in 1991, Litagra operates in dairy farming, crop production, poultry farming, feed production and other agricultural activities. The group includes 34 companies, employs nearly 400 people and reported consolidated revenue of 69 million euros and EBITDA of 14.5 million euros at the end of 2025. It currently works 10,500 hectares of land.

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Throughout all our years of cooperation, Litagra grew steadily and created value for Invalda INVL and its other shareholders.