konsernijas
Konsernijas is a term used in some economic contexts, particularly in Latvia and other Baltic states, to refer to a group of companies that operate as a single economic entity under common control. This control is typically exercised by a parent company, which may hold a majority of the shares in its subsidiaries. The primary purpose of forming a konsernijas is to achieve synergy and efficiency through centralized management, resource allocation, and strategic decision-making across the affiliated businesses.
Companies within a konsernijas often engage in related or complementary activities, allowing for integrated operations in
The legal structure of a konsernijas can vary, but it generally involves a holding company and its