In Gulbene, a property on Rigas Street is up for auction, including eight buildings with a total area of 1,256 square meters and a land plot of 2,167 square meters. The starting price is set at 162,000 euros, with a bidding increment of 1,600 euros. In Saldus, Latvijas Pasts is selling real estate on Kuldigas Street. The property consists of two buildings with a total area of 566.9 square meters, a share of a building with an area of 147.6 square meters, as well as a land plot of 5,047 square meters. The initial price is set at 133,800 euros, with a bidding increment of 1,350 euros. The cheapest property is located in Keipene. The "Krustini" property is up for auction with a starting price of only 7,000 euros and a bidding increment of 100 euros. The property includes shares in the development and land plot. Applications to participate in all three auctions can be submitted until September 15. The auctions will conclude on September 25 at 13:00. Last year, Latvijas Pasts had a turnover of 82.706 million euros, which is 11.8% less than in 2024. However, the company ended the year with a profit of 2.995 million euros, whereas the previous year it operated at a loss. Latvijas Pasts is a state-owned enterprise providing postal services throughout Latvia. The company is involved in domestic and international deliveries, parcel and correspondence forwarding, press delivery, e-commerce servicing, and offers logistics services. The company employs around 1,500 people.
