Acme grupė Revenue Reached €852 Million Last Year: AI Shaped the Technology Market, While Energy Storage Solutions Drove Growth in the Energy Sector
Acme grupė, currently comprising 36 companies, achieved consolidated revenue of €852.4 million in 2025. Compared with 2024, revenue increased by 5.1%, while EBITDA grew by 2.9% to €23 million.
At the end of 2025, Acme grupė employed 503 people, compared with 455 at the end of 2024. Exports remained stable at 53% of the Group’s revenue, with products and services exported to 34 countries.
“2025 was marked by slower-than-expected economic growth and a prolonged slowdown in the IT sector during the first half of the year. However, in the second half we saw clear signs of recovery across our markets, enabling the Group to maintain growth and strengthen its position in its core business areas. Our results once again confirm that a diversified business model provides stability even under more challenging market conditions.
Last year we saw growing demand for AI-enabled devices, increasing consumer interest in higher-quality and longer-lasting electronics, the rising importance of local content in the cinema market, and the energy sector’s shift toward electricity storage solutions. These are long-term trends that will continue to shape the development of our businesses in the years ahead,” says Sergej Artemiuk, CEO of Acme grupė.
Technology Sector Maintained Growth
One of Acme grupė’s key business segments, technology distribution, continued to grow in 2025, despite the Baltic IT and consumer electronics market remaining sluggish during the first half of the year and showing clearer signs of recovery only in the second half.
ACC Distribution group generated revenue of €397.6 million in 2025, an increase of 7.5% compared with 2024. EBITDA grew by 1.8% to €9.3 million. Growth was driven by a broad and diversified supplier network, continued portfolio renewal, strong customer trust, and a strategic focus on brands for which the company provides value-added services such as go-to-market execution, market development, and marketing solutions.
The fastest-growing category within ACC Distribution’s portfolio was computers, with sales increasing by more than 25% year over year. This was driven by consumers and institutions replacing devices purchased during the pandemic with more modern, sustainable, and AI-ready models. Estonia recorded the strongest growth among the Baltic markets, with sales increasing by more than 20%.
“The Baltic IT and consumer electronics market remained relatively weak during the first half of the year, but began recovering in the second half. Lower interest rates, improving consumer confidence, and a device replacement cycle all contributed to the recovery, as businesses and consumers started replacing equipment purchased during the pandemic. AI capabilities are also becoming an increasingly important purchasing criterion for next-generation computers and other devices,” says S. Artemiuk.
AVAD Baltic group, the authorized Apple distributor, generated revenue of €445 million in 2025, up 1.2% year over year. Market activity improved in the second half of the year thanks to stronger consumer confidence, declining interest rates, and companies resuming previously postponed IT upgrade projects. Mac notebook sales increased by 11%, while iPad sales grew by 7%. This year, growth in the technology segment is expected to be supported by the ongoing device replacement cycle, the expansion of AI solutions, and continued demand for higher-quality and more sustainable electronics.
Energy: Project Completion and Energy Storage Solutions
In 2025, renewable energy company Acme Solar Group focused primarily on completing its ongoing solar and wind projects while developing new electricity storage systems.
The company generated €4.4 million in revenue and €815 thousand in EBITDA. These results reflect the project development cycle, as the company concentrated on completing previously launched projects while advancing new energy storage solutions.
The year’s flagship project was a 52 MW solar park in the Pakruojis district, representing an investment of approximately €29 million. The company also completed 13.8 MW of wind farms in Šilutė and Kelmė, as well as a 4.93 MW solar park in the Krekenava district.
Last year, Acme Solar Group launched the first hybrid project in its portfolio by starting the development of a 5.56 MW wind farm alongside its existing solar park in the Krekenava district.
“Following a period of exceptionally rapid growth in solar energy, the market is entering a new stage of maturity, where electricity storage and the integration of different technologies are becoming increasingly important. Since Lithuania synchronized its electricity system with Continental Europe, we have seen growing demand for energy storage solutions. That is why we are placing a strong focus on both the development of hybrid projects and the expansion of energy storage infrastructure. We believe these solutions will become one of the key drivers of growth in the energy sector over the coming years,” says Sergej Artemiuk.
The company is currently developing a 49 MWh battery energy storage system alongside its large solar park in the Pakruojis district, as well as 20 MWh of battery storage capacity across several wind parks.
Exceptional Success of Pietinia kronikas
In 2025, Acme Film group generated nearly €10 million in revenue, representing a 12.7% increase compared to 2024. EBITDA grew by 8.7%, reaching €737 thousand.
The Baltic cinema market was strongly influenced by the availability and success of local productions. In Latvia, the market share of domestic films increased from 14% to 21%, while it remained high at 22% in Lithuania and reached 13% in Estonia.
In Lithuania, the share of local films remained unchanged from 2024. A major contributor to this result was Pietinia kronikas, which became the most successful Lithuanian film of all time. The film attracted 412,521 admissions and generated more than €3.1 million in box office revenue.
It was not only the highest-grossing film of 2025 in Lithuania, but also the most attended film in the country’s history, surpassing major box office hits such as Avatar: The Way of Water (356,000 admissions), Tadas Blinda: The Beginning (303,000), and Millionaire’s Legacy (244,000).
Real Estate: Strategic Steps for Growth
In 2025, ACME NT group generated €1.3 million in revenue, while EBITDA increased by 20.4% to €871 thousand.
Last year, ACME NT group invested in remote solar parks, further improving the energy efficiency of its real estate portfolio and reducing building operating costs. At the same time, the company divested unused and inefficient properties, reinvesting the proceeds into strategic real estate projects, including the reconstruction of the administrative building at 135 Savanorių Avenue.
This year, the company plans to complete the reconstruction of the 135 Savanorių Avenue building and attract tenants. It has also begun designing a 20,000 m² warehouse facility in Ramučiai, with completion planned by the end of 2027. Going forward, the Group will continue to modernize its existing properties while evaluating new investment opportunities in the real estate sector.
Currently, ACME NT group manages 16,840 m² of commercial real estate.
2026 Priorities: Efficiency, Technology, and Growth
“This year, we will place a strong focus on operational efficiency, process digitalization, and technological modernization. We continue to invest in ERP, business analytics, and artificial intelligence solutions that enable faster decision-making, enhance the customer experience, and improve operational performance. Our experience over the past few years has shown that the ability to adapt quickly to change has become one of the most important competitive advantages in today’s business environment,” says Sergej Artemiuk.
Social Responsibility: A Core Part of Our Culture
Social responsibility remains an integral part of Acme grupė’s activities. Last year, Acme Geri Darbai, the Group’s charitable foundation, raised more than €300,000 to support social initiatives, funding projects in education, emotional well-being, support for Ukraine, and community development.
A significant share of the foundation’s support was dedicated to educational initiatives, including Renkuosi mokyti (I Choose to Teach), Teacher Support Circles, Smartuoliai, Švietimas Nr. 1 (Education No. 1), and Lituanica X.
“We are proud not only of our business growth and the strong market positions we have maintained, but also of our ability to contribute to meaningful initiatives together with our employees. Businesses should create value not only for customers and partners, but also for the communities in which they operate. For us, social responsibility is not a separate business function—it is an integral part of our organizational culture,” says Sergej Artemiuk.