Top 5 Wellness Startup Investors in Lithuania in January 2025

Last updated: Jan 2025 A list of 5 angel investors and VC (Venture Capital) funds that invest in Wellness startups based in Lithuania. We rank investors based on the number of investments they made in Wellness companies from Lithuania. We update this investor list every month.

Top 5 Wellness Startup Investors in Lithuania in January 2025

Investor	Wellness Lithuania investments
Arminta Saladziene	1
Vladas Lašas	1
Helmuts Lejnieks	1
European regional development fund (ERDF)	1
Donatas Dailide	1

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Investor list

Arminta Saladziene Vice President | European Markets | Nasdaq

Investment focus

SaaS, Wellness, Mobile Apps
Seed, Pre-Seed
Lithuania

Portfolio highlights

Walk15 — Walk15 is a startup that encourages people to walk every day with its app.
#walk15 — Mobile walking app #walk15. Explore by walking!

Vladas Lašas

Investment focus

SaaS, Space Travel, Aerospace
Seed, Pre-Seed, Angel
Lithuania, Luxembourg, United Kingdom

Portfolio highlights

Ver.iD — Streamline your user onboarding, verify user credentials, and enjoy seamless Single Sign-On with all identity apps.
PIXEVIA — PIXEVIA - AI for retail. Our flagship product - fully autonomous stores, powered by AI, cameras, and sensors. You simply walk in, take what you want, and go.
Unmanned Defense Systems — Unmanned Defense Systems develops and manufactures tactical military UAVs. Based on an advanced modular system, our drones provide the cost-effectiveness and real-world durability for modern conflict management, which ensures superiority and enhanced safety on the battlefield.

Helmuts Lejnieks Chairman of the Board at Latvian Business Angels Network

Investment focus

SaaS, Wellness, Mobile Apps
Seed, Pre-Seed
Lithuania

Portfolio highlights

Walk15 — Walk15 is a startup that encourages people to walk every day with its app.
#walk15 — Mobile walking app #walk15. Explore by walking!

The European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) aims to improve the European Union's economic, social, and territorial cohesion by resolving imbalances across its various regions. ERDF funds initiatives for which the European Commission and national and regional governments in member countries share responsibility. Each member state'sgovernment decides which initiatives to support and is responsible for their continued supervision.