In Subsidium
Business consulting across strategy, finance, operations, HR and IT for companies operating across the EU
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About In Subsidium
In Subsidium provides business audits, strategy and consulting across finance, marketing, operations, HR, IT, logistics and organisational development. It supports clients from diagnosis and solution design through implementation.
The firm serves businesses of all sizes, from SMEs to established corporations, across the European Union. It is registered in Vilnius, Lithuania, and was founded in 2004.
Product: Business audits and consulting services covering strategy, finance, marketing, operations, HR, IT, logistics and organisational development.
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