Activity Report

“To preserve and develop the diverse national and world cultural heritage in the field of symphonic music, and to ensure its accessibility and promotion in Latvia and abroad by staging high-quality concert programmes for various audiences and fostering new work in Latvian symphonic music.”

LNSO general strategic objectives

Strategy and objectives

Company reports

YearAnnual reportQ1Q2Q3
2026—PDFPDFPDF
2025PDFPDFPDFPDF
2024PDFPDFPDFPDF
2023PDFPDFPDFPDF
2022PDFPDFPDFPDF
2021PDFPDFPDFPDF
2020PDFPDFPDFPDF
2019PDF unaudited auditor’s reportPDFPDFPDF

Shareholder meetings

Decisions and minutes, grouped by the year they concern.

Year 2025

Approval of the 2025 annual report decision, minutes

Appointment and remuneration of the sworn auditor for the 2025 annual report decision, minutes

Year 2024

Evaluation of 2024 performance decision, minutes

Bonus to the board member for 2024 decision, minutes

Appointment and remuneration of the sworn auditor for the 2024 annual report decision, minutes

Year 2023

Approval of the 2023 annual report decision

Evaluation of 2023 performance decision, minutes

Bonus to the board member for 2023 decision, minutes

Year 2022

Approval of the 2022 budget decision (.edoc)

Appointment and remuneration of the sworn auditor, 2022 decision (.edoc)

Year 2021

Approval of the 2021 annual report decision (.edoc)

Evaluation of 2021 performance decision (.edoc)

Bonus to the board member for 2021 decision (.edoc)

Monthly remuneration of the board member, 2021 agreement (.edoc)

Structure and board

Terms of office of board member Indra Lūkina

06.09.2013.–05.09.2016.
06.09.2016.–05.09.2021.
06.09.2021.–05.09.2026.
06.09.2026.–05.09.2027.

Types of commercial activity (NACE)
  1. Activities of performing artists (90.01)
  2. Creative, arts and entertainment activities (90.0)
  3. Operation of arts facilities (90.04)
  4. Amusement and recreation activities (93.2)
  5. Operation of historical sites and similar visitor attractions (91.03)
  6. Book publishing (58.11)
  7. Publishing of journals and periodicals (58.14)
  8. Other publishing activities (58.19)
  9. Sound recording and music publishing (59.20)
  10. Retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialised stores (47.6)

Funding

Remuneration

How remuneration is determined

In accordance with Section 2, Paragraph 41 of the Law on Remuneration of Officials and Employees of State and Local Government Authorities, the state limited liability company “Latvian National Symphony Orchestra” (LNSO) publishes the breakdown of employee remuneration by position and the criteria for determining remuneration.

LNSO employees are paid in accordance with the Law on Governance of Capital Shares of a Public Person and Capital Companies, the Labour Law, the LNSO collective agreement, and the LNSO procedure for determining employee remuneration and social guarantees.

For employees with open-ended employment contracts, the LNSO board, within the financial means of the LNSO, sets a monthly salary level for each position in the approved staff list, based on the following criteria:

  • the employee’s professional qualifications and work experience;
  • the content of the work and the responsibility involved;
  • pay levels for comparable positions on the labour market;
  • quality of work and results.

For LNSO employees on the minimum wage, pay is raised whenever the national minimum wage increases.

Donations received

2025 2024 2023 2022 – none received 2021 2020 2019 – none received

Ethics, compliance and procurement