Izlūks · Journal · Vol. I
Contents · Saturs
Latvia's largest company is Latvenergo by revenue, Latvijas valsts meži by profit, Maxima by headcount. Three rankings, 21 companies; only two appear in all three.
When a Latvian company must file its annual report, what the report contains and what it reveals about a company's finances — and what a missing one signals.
What a beneficial owner is, what the 25% threshold means, how the Latvian register records it, and why identifying it is the first step in due diligence.
A company's NACE code is one letter and four digits declared to the tax authority. Where to find it, how to read the activity, and how to check it's current.
A company's registry history shows its former owners, board, names, addresses, and share capital — not just today's snapshot. How to view it and export a PDF.
A NACE code is the EU classification of economic activity — one letter and four digits marking an industry. How it's built, how it's assigned, what it shows.
Historical roles, signing authority, commercial pledges, and spousal property contracts now sit on the person profile page, exportable as a single PDF or CSV.
Ranking MilTech Latvia's 41 members by defence-attributable revenue, the top is mostly foreign-owned. The breadth of the list, not its height, is Latvian.
Over six years, the defence share in the EU money flow to Latvia has risen from zero to roughly a quarter. Inside the companies — not yet.
Generic chatbots answer from a training set frozen a year ago. Izlūks AI answers from today's registry, and shows the row the answer came from.
One hundred fastest-growing Latvian companies, ranked by three-year CAGR: revenue rose from €169M to €1.88bn, headcount by 2,885. The slowest grower on the list compounded at 80% a year.
Izlūks is a Latvian business intelligence platform — company data, scored signals, and an AI surface you can ask in plain language.