Zabolis Partners

Zabolis Partners

Zabolis Partners was established in 2002 by Alvydas Žabolis in Vilnius. The firm operates as a corporate investor with holdings concentrated in Lithuania and neighboring Baltic markets. Its structure reflects direct control of both operating companies and real estate developments rather than reliance on external fund managers. The investment mix spans private equity, real estate, and infrastructure. Confirmed positions include majority ownership of TOKS, a long-distance passenger transport operator, and EKSMA Optics, a laser technology manufacturer. Additional holdings cover Brolis Sensor Technology in semiconductors and BOD Group in solar manufacturing. Geographic reach centers on Lithuania with selected exposure in Latvia through Scandic Fusion and Lielvārds. Capital is deployed via direct ownership, joint ventures such as the Balsiai School PPP, and SPVs including Releven for projects like Horizontai and Sanguškų Park. The firm employs no disclosed headcount figure. It maintains two philanthropic vehicles: the Vilnius University Foundation, co-founded in 2016, and the Zabolis Art Prize established in 2009. March 2024: Alvydas Žabolis spoke at the Solarplaza Summit Baltics on renewable energy financing. Memberships include the Investors' Forum of Lithuania, where Žabolis serves on the board. Zabolis Partners integrates operating company ownership with real estate development under a single corporate umbrella. This architecture allows direct governance of assets such as TOKS and solar assets without intermediary fund structures, distinguishing it from pure-play private equity or family office models.