Kesko Senukai Lithuania

Kesko Senukai Lithuania runs the largest DIY and home improvement retail operation in the Baltics, and the attack surface reads like a checklist of modern retail exposure: 94 physical stores across Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, 6 online shops, and a B2B wholesale channel serving construction professionals. Founded in 1992 in Kaunas and now part of the Finnish Kesko group, the company employs approximately 3,000 people and moves more than 500,000 distinct products through over 300,000 m² of retail space. That is point-of-sale infrastructure in every store, e-commerce at consumer scale, and a supply chain spanning wholesale logistics and construction materials distribution - all under one brand.

The threat model is the usual retail one, at regional scale: payment and POS compromise, e-commerce fraud and account abuse, supply-chain and vendor access into logistics systems, and the seams between channels. The company operates multi-channel retail by design - customers shop in-store, online, or through B2B accounts with dedicated pricing and service - which means identity, order, and inventory data flow across systems that were likely built at different times. The B2B wholesale program adds a partner-access dimension on top of the consumer-facing estate.

Headquartered in Kaunas, Senukai holds ISO 9001 (quality management) and ISO 14001 (environmental management) certifications and describes itself as market leader in Lithuania and Estonia and second-largest in Latvia. Its stated trajectory is long-horizon transformation: a single Kaunas storefront in 1992 growing into a regional omnichannel chain serving millions of customers across three countries. The domain stack for anyone working here covers e-commerce platforms, omnichannel retail operations, supply chain and wholesale logistics, and distribution of construction and renovation materials.