Biesterfeld Group expands into the Baltic States with new legal entity
The Biesterfeld Group continues its strategic expansion in the Baltic States with the establishment of a new legal entity, Biesterfeld Baltic SIA, headquartered in Riga, Latvia.
Aurelijus Vaišnoras has been appointed Managing Director. Biesterfeld Baltics SIA will leverage the Biesterfeld Group’s global network of suppliers and partners to offer a broad range of specialty chemicals, polymers and rubber products. Customers will benefit from a local presence, a high level of service and a product portfolio tailored to the specific needs of the Baltic market.
Peter Wilkes, member of the Executive Board of Biesterfeld AG, said: "With the establishment of Biesterfeld Baltic SIA, we are strengthening our presence in the Baltic States as part of our geographical expansion strategy. Riga is an ideal hub for our business in the region, with its central location in the Baltic region and excellent infrastructure. Aurelijus Vaisnoras is a long-term partner who has many years of experience in our industry and a deep understanding of the market in the region to drive our business forward. I look forward to a successful cooperation."
Aurelijus Vaišnoras, General Manager of Biesterfeld Baltic SIA, said: "The new company is a testament to Biesterfeld's expansion strategy and commitment to supporting the growth and development of our customers' businesses with local presence and expertise. I am honored to take on this new role. I am convinced that with the help of the team and colleagues from the Biesterfeld family, we will be able to significantly enhance our service offering to our customers in Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia."
2026-09-10
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