According to the LETA agency, citing information from the electronic auction portal izsoles.ta.gov.lv, all three properties will be sold at auction with an increase in the initial price. In Gulbene, a complex of real estate consisting of eight buildings with a total area of 1256 square meters and a land plot of 2167 square meters is up for sale on Rigas Street. The starting price of the property is set at 129,600 euros. This is 32,400 euros, or 20%, less than at the previous auction. Another property offered by Latvijas pasts is located in Saldus on Kuldigas Street. The complex includes two buildings with a total area of 566.9 square meters, a share in a building with an area of 147.6 square meters, as well as a land plot of 5047 square meters. The starting price is set at 107,040 euros, which is 26,760 euros, or 20%, lower than the previous one. The cheapest property is located in Keipene. The property named Krustiņi, which includes shares in buildings and a land plot, is being auctioned with a starting price of 5600 euros. Compared to the previous auction, the price has been reduced by 1400 euros, or the same 20%. Those wishing to participate in the auction can submit applications until October 28, 2026. The auctions themselves will end on November 9. **How is Latvia Post doing?** According to previously published data, the turnover of Latvijas pasts in 2025 amounted to 82.706 million euros, which is 11.8% less than in 2024. Despite the decrease in turnover, the enterprise finished the past year with a profit of 2.995 million euros, whereas the previous year it operated at a loss. Latvijas pasts is a fully state-owned enterprise providing postal services throughout Latvia. The company is engaged in domestic and international deliveries, sending parcels, letters, and press, servicing e-commerce, as well as providing individual logistics solutions. Currently, the enterprise employs about 1550 people.
