UAB OSAMA has been successfully operating in the Baltic States for more than 27 years, with branches in Latvia and Estonia.With over two decades of experience in the fast-moving goods sector, we are guaranteed to be a reliable and expert partner for your business..
Our goal is to create distribution solutions adapted to your individual needs, while contributing to your success in a thoughtful and responsible way. Our professional and highly experienced team will create customized distribution solutions that will help you grow, while ensuring that every step is carefully considered and focused on your business growth and long-term cooperation.
A few years ago, the company reorganized its operating model, softening the hierarchical structure. The company is gradually starting to apply the principles of living organizations.
What is a living organization?
The operating principles of living organizations are based on the natural processes of nature, which emphasize self-regulation, constant renewal and evolution. Such organizations put people at the center, value cooperation and trust, and strive to create an environment in which people can act independently and openly, while simultaneously contributing to a common goal, which goes beyond the pursuit of profit, to include a meaningful contribution to society and the well-being of employees. Here, each person is invited to offer their ideas and creativity, contribute to the shared value and grow together with the organization.
In order to become a company that is good to work for, UAB Osama decided to follow a path that cherishes the values of the Living organization –- transparency, openness, support for initiatives, creativity, learning and sharing.
Create, develop, and grow value together in an environment that values collaboration, trust, and the contribution of every employee.
The history of our company is the path during which we have grown from a small business to a reliable partner capable of offering complex solutions to our customers.
The German-Baltic Chamber of Commerce, covering Lithuania, Estonia, and Latvia, has been active for over two decades, offering excellent opportunities for both Baltic and German companies to establish and develop business connections.
LAVA (Lithuanian Responsible Business Association) promotes the implementation of sustainable business practices in Lithuania, helping companies make responsible environmental decisions. The organization arranges seminars, provides consultations, and collaborates with government institutions to develop sustainability policies. LAVA also assists companies in implementing sustainability standards and provides certifications that encourage responsible business practices.
