Lithuania’s real gross domestic product grew 2.7% in 2025 compared with 2024 to 84 billion euros at current prices, the State Data Agency said.
Without adjusting for seasonal and working-day effects, GDP rose 2.8% year over year, the agency said.
In the fourth quarter alone, GDP increased 3.1% from the same period in 2024 without seasonal adjustment, reaching 22.3 billion euros. Adjusted for seasonal and working-day effects, growth was 2.5% year over year and 1.7% compared with the third quarter.
“Stable economic growth was recorded in Lithuania in 2025. The labour market remained resilient – wages increased and the unemployment rate declined,” the agency said in a statement. “Although price growth affected households’ purchasing power, inflation remained manageable.”
According to the agency, services made the largest positive contribution to GDP growth in 2025, adding 1.8 percentage points. Industry contributed 0.6 points, while agriculture, forestry and fishing and construction each added 0.1 point.
Gross value added grew relatively evenly across sectors last year, statisticians said. Industry expanded 3.2% and services 3%, while agriculture, forestry and fishing grew 2.1% and construction 2%.
The agency said economic growth was moderate at the start of 2025, with increases of 0.3% and 0.6% in the first and second quarters, respectively. After a temporary slowdown in the third quarter, when the economy contracted 0.1%, growth accelerated in the final quarter, rising 1.7%.
In the fourth quarter, measured by the production approach, manufacturing, wholesale and retail trade, and transport and storage made the largest positive contributions to GDP growth, the agency said.
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