pirkimopardavimo

Pirkimopardavimas is a term used in Lithuanian-language economic discourse to describe the practice of buying goods for the purpose of reselling them. It encompasses the core activities of traders, wholesalers, and retailers who acquire products from producers or distributors and sell them to consumers or businesses. In some contexts the term is used interchangeably with pirkimo-pardavimo operacijos or resale, and it can also refer to arbitrage roles where price differences across markets are exploited.

The form combines pirkimas (purchase) and pardavimas (sale) into a compact label for buy‑and‑sell activity. While more common in Lithuanian sources, the concept is widely understood in international business as buy-sell operations, resale, or distribution. The term may appear in policy documents, business manuals, and industry reports.

In practice, pirkimopardavimas involves supplier sourcing, pricing, inventory management, logistics, and sales channel management. The goal is to convert procurement costs into revenue through timely and efficient sales, often exploiting margins between purchase prices and market prices. Benefits include liquidity provision, supply chain efficiency, and market access. Risks include price volatility, demand uncertainty, quality issues, regulatory compliance, and counterparty risk.

Regulatory and ethical considerations apply to resale activities. Merchants must comply with consumer protection laws, product labeling, warranty obligations, taxation, and import/export controls. In some contexts, anti-fraud, counterfeit, or anti-dumping rules may affect procurement and resale practices.