Export measures are among the most accessible types of EU funding: the amounts are modest, the requirements comparatively simple, and the calls open regularly. Between 2009 and 2023, ProBaltic Consulting prepared nine export projects for seven companies, with €371 516 in approved funding.

Two companies — Vesiga and Kauno baldai — used the support twice. That is the typical pattern: the first project opens a market, the second consolidates it.

Clients7 companies, 9 projects — furniture, food, engineering and services
FieldExports and new market entry
Approved funding€371 516 across 9 projects
Period2009–2023
BodiesInnovation Agency (formerly LVPA), Ministry of Economy and Innovation
ServicesCall screening, application and budget preparation, administration

The projects

YearCompanyMeasurePurposeFunding
2009KMT UABNaujos galimybėsMarket entry study for Central Asia€111 978
2023MB „Giantera GTM“Expo galimybėsParticipation in international trade fairs€56 948
2017UAB „Source Bridge“Naujos galimybės LTExport expansion€45 000
2009Vesiga UABNaujos galimybėsSearch for new export markets€38 556
2013AB „Kauno baldai“Naujos galimybėsExport expansion into Western Europe€37 256
2013UAB „Daumantai LT“Naujos galimybėsStrengthening positions in export markets€30 835
2013AB „Kauno baldai“Naujos galimybėsExport market expansion€24 626
2013UAB „Vilaugė“Naujos galimybėsExport market expansion€18 246
2011Vesiga UABNaujos galimybėsExport market expansion€8 072

What this shows

Most of these ran under “Naujos galimybės” — a measure that changed its name across three EU periods but not its purpose: helping a manufacturer reach a new market. Per-project amounts range from €8k to €112k, which makes export support a common first step into EU funding — simpler than R&D or investment projects, but with the same application logic.