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Today we take a big step for European manufacturing resilience and IP security. In the High-Tech Hill technology park (Vilnius, Lithuania), we’re cutting the ribbon on four new TLT plants — all in one place:   TLT PCB — a new, ultra-modern PCB factory ; the first new PCB facility built in Europe in two decades. TLT Electronics — our new electronics manufacturing facility, 3× larger than the previous site. TLT Mechanics — a plastic injection moulding & mechanical engine

TLT is preparing to open several new manufacturing facilities, expanding its ability to support partners across plastics, electronics, and PCB production. This investment reinforces TLT’s role as a full-service manufacturing partner, bringing together design, tooling, production, and assembly under one roof.

Our presence extends to 27 countries worldwide, complemented by three manufacturing plants located in Vilnius and Molėtai. We will soon gain four new production complexes. We have exciting news for our partners – starting this summer, we plan to initiate trial production batches of PCBs, and by the end of the year, we will fully launch new factories for electronics assembly, plastic, and mechanical components. This phase of our expansion will enable us to triple our productio

Permission to establish a 27 100 square metres size facility was granted. The 3-floor building will be equipped with the latest technology for plastic parts and custom mould production. It will be one of the largest factories of this kind in Lithuania.    The new facility will be in the capital city - Vilnius, in the Teltonika High-Tech Hill, surrounded by electronics and PCB manufacturing buildings. The start of construction of the plastic moulding and tooling services facto

Our new manufacturing factories are set to open in 2025 and we are excited to reveal the emerging real picture of the buildngs. The two buil

We welcome you to meet us at exhibition close to your location and see firsthand how our team's skills can address your manufacturing requirements. During the exhibition, we'll provide insights into our ambitious strategies for PCB manufacturing in Lithuania, emphasizing our dedication to enhancing the supply chain and backing local production. Focus on PCB exhibition is a one-shot opportunity to meet European leaders in the industry. In response to the increasing demand for

Recently, our manufacturing facility has received new equipment – a new robotic assembly line. Additionally, we are sharing some planned equ

At the Teltonika Technology Centre, we have recently integrated the Kardex storage system. This system comprises four Kardex cabinets, with a total of 1904 distinct component storage locations, ensuring seamless storage and retrieval of electronic components. How We Use Kardex Vertical Buffer Module (VBM) The Kardex system employs automated storing processes. The vertical lift module inside the system facilitates the movement of boxes, efficiently storing and issuing the requ

For successful onboarding of new employees and training of current ones, two years ago Teltonika established EMS academy. Equipped with soldering stations, electronic component displays, and training materials from the Institute of Printed Circuits (IPC). the interactive academy classroom goes beyond a simple conference room. Inside the EMS academy, we find the IPC-certified academy trainer Andrej Galin, who shares some insights about courses and academy benefits. Courses off

We are delighted to announce that our new electronics manufacturing facility has been issued a construction permit. It will be situated next to our current facility in Vilnius. This expansion in our production capabilities will address the growing interest of our contract manufacturing partners. Details about new electronics manufacturing facility The forthcoming Teltonika electronics manufacturing factory will span three floors, covering an area of 22,700 square meters. The

We are excited to announce that a construction permit has been granted for the highly automated printed circuit board (PCB) factory in Vilnius, Lithuania. The PCB factory will help to speed up time to market for electronics and shorten the supply chain. Overview of the Factory Project The PCB factory will house manufacturing floor and office spaces over an area larger than 33,000 m2. For production, it will use equipment from Germany, Italy, and Japan. A highly automated fact