As informed earlier, in June 2024, Data Logistics Center (DLC) merged with Latvian DEAC to form the new Delska brand. Although both companies continue to operate as separate legal entities, the legal name of UAB "Duomenų logistikos centras" was changed to UAB "DELSKA Lithuania" as of April 25th, 2025.
This change represents a natural progression in the rebranding process. Changing the company's name does not affect transactions, rights, or obligations. Existing contracts will not be affected, as the company's registration number, address, bank account number, and other details remain the same. Customers, partners and suppliers are requested to update the changed company details in their databases and indicate the new company name in documents, invoices and bank transfers.
DELSKA Lithuania company details:
UAB „DELSKA Lithuania”
Company code: 302527488
VAT number: LT100005528012
Address: A. Juozapavičiaus st. 13, LT-09311 Vilnius, Lithuania
Bank: AB SEB bankas
SWIFT: CBVILT2X
IBAN: LT91 7044 0901 0686 8839
Customers can obtain further information by contacting their customer service specialist at [email protected] or +370 618 27222. For general inquiries, please use [email protected].
Earlier this month, Latvian SIA “Digitālās Ekonomikas Attīstības Centrs”, also part of the Delska group of companies, officially became SIA “DELSKA Latvia”.
Moreover, another market player is about to join the Delska group of companies, thus strengthening Delska regional data centers, network infrastructure, and service range. The details of the merger will be announced separately in the coming days.
About Delska
Delska is one of the largest data centers operators in the Baltics, with over 25 years of experience in developing IT and network infrastructure solutions, tailored to customer needs. One of Delska's core values is sustainability; therefore, all its data centers in Latvia and Lithuania use 100% green energy from wind farms, as well as Neste MY diesel in backup generators, produced from renewable resources. This year, the most sustainable data center in the Baltics, with 10MW of power, is set to launch, achieving Uptime Institute Tier III and LEED green building certifications, making it one of only 20 such buildings in Latvia.
