Harju Elekter Group Closes 2025 with Strong Results
Harju Elekter Group ended 2025 with strong and stable financial results, marking an important milestone in the company’s long-term strategy. The results reflect the progress the Group has made in recent years building a more focused, resilient business through disciplined decision-making and targeted investments. The fourth quarter stood out as the highest-revenue period of the […]
Harju Elekter at EBR Maskindagar 2026
Harju Elekter participated as an exhibitor at EBR Maskindagar 2026 in Sweden (May 19-22), one of the industry’s most important gatherings for professionals working with machinery, technology, working methods, and safety across the electrical and energy sector. Over four days, our team had the opportunity to connect with a wide range of customers, partners, and […]
Strengthening Estonian and Lithuanian Ties at a Presidential Business Breakfast
Tomas Prūsas met up with His Excellency Alar Karis, President of the Republic of Estonia, during a business breakfast in Vilnius. It was an insightful dialogue centered on the future of the Baltic industrial landscape and the growing synergy between the two nations. The discussion highlighted that our challenges and goals are mirrored across the […]
New FPV Drone Simulation Classroom Opened at “Minties” Engineering Gymnasium
A new FPV drone simulation classroom has opened at Panevėžys “Minties” Engineering Gymnasium – the first facility of this kind in the city. The space introduces students to modern drone technologies that are increasingly relevant both in civilian fields and in national defence. During the opening event, Panevėžys City Mayor Loreta Masiliūnienė highlighted the importance […]
Harju Elekter and Siemens Continue Cooperation with the Renewal of the Siemens Sivacon S8 Certification
New Compact Secondary Substations Launched to Meet SF₆-Free Market Requirements In 2025, we successfully completed the development and type testing of several new compact secondary substation (CSS) solutions designed to meet evolving market requirements, particularly following the ban on SF₆ in medium-voltage equipment. These developments were driven by the needs of major European utilities, including […]
