Trail run series

"ERGO Stirnu buks 2025"

(six stages)

REGULATIONS

Goal

The goal of the trail run series “ERGO Stirnu buks 2024″ is to bring the participants to excellent picturesque trails in Latvian forests – where a person becomes better, more friendly, warm-hearted, and open!
To encourage every person in Latvia to run into the forest, see the most beautiful places in Latvia, and spend time with family and friends!
To promote running and Nordic walking as a healthy and exciting hobby.
To promote a healthy and sporty lifestyle for people of all ages. “A healthy mind in a healthy body!”

Organizers

The trail running series “ERGO Stirnu buks 2025,” hereinafter referred to as the Trail Run, is organized by the association “Engures sportam” in collaboration with Latvian Athletics Association SIA “Platforma.lv.”

1. Distances

1.1. The Trail Run takes place on roads and trails with different covers (asphalt, rural roads with gravel, forest roads, trails, cross-rides, long-forgotten and abandoned trails, and off-road).
1.2.1. There are five different trail running distances in each trail run:
Distance “GARDU MUTI Susurs” (Dormouse): ~1km run for children aged up to 10 yrs.
Distance “StarFM Vāvere” (Squirrel) / “LVM Championship for School Youth 2024”: 5-7km,
Distance “KARTE VESELĪBA Zaķis” (Hare): 11-13km,
Distance “VENDEN Stirnu buks” (Roebuck): 18-24km,
Distance “GARMIN Lūsis” (Lynx): 25–42km (in the Trail Run of the 25th of May “Dubuļu Styrnu buks”, the distance “Lūsis” (Lynx) is replaced with the ultra-long trail run distance “GARMIN FĒNIX Vilks” (Wolf) ~70km).
1.2.2. At every trail run, there are also three different walking distances without timing:
walking distance “Zaķis” (Hare): 10-14km,
walking distance “Stirnu buks” (Roebuck): 18-24km,
walking distance “Lūsis” (Lynx): 27-42km,
1.3. Participants of the distances “Zaķis” (Hare), “Stirnu buks” (Roebuck), and “Lūsis” (Lynx) take part in the speed stage competing for the title of the Queen/ King of the run “SALOMON Roebuck King/ Queen”, where control measurements are made within a separate section of 200-600 m to determine participants who have been fastest on this section.
1.4. The race courses are labeled, providing directions and warning information!
1.5. The distance “Susurs” [Dormouse] participants complete the course WITHOUT timing, and prizes are not awarded! All the distance “Susurs” [Dormouse] participants receive a medal and snacks for finishing.
1.6. The results of participants in distances “Vāvere” [Squirrel], “Zaķis” [Hare], “Buks” and “Lūsis” [Lynx] are recorded by using the electronic timing system.

2. Participants and age groups

2.1. Participants aged up to 10 years run the distance “Susurs” (Dormouse);
2.2. Anybody aged 7 years and above can run the distance “Vāvere” (Squirrel);
2.3. Participants aged 8 years and above can run the distance “Zaķis” (Hare);
2.4. Participants aged 16 years and above can run the distance “Stirnu buks” (Roebuck);
2.5. Participants aged 18 years and above can run the distance “Lūsis” (Lynx);
2.6. A participant or his/ her guardian takes full responsibility for conforming to the participant’s health condition for completing the distance on the race day. The race organizers do not bear liability for possible trauma or accidents involving participants during the race. Every participant is responsible for their safety during the race by following the road traffic rules and the organizers’ recommendations.
2.7. The first medical aid is provided at the start/ finish spot of the race or in the course as necessary.
2.8. Participants of the distances “Zaķis” (Hare), “Buks” and “Lūsis” (Lynx) are divided into the following age groups:

Distance "Zaķis"::

Female		Male
SZ1	2001 – 2017 (8-24 years)	VZ1	2001 – 2017 (8-24 years)
SZ2	1986 – 2000 (25-39 years)	VZ2	1985 – 1999 (25-39 years)
SZ3	1971 – 1985 (40-54years)	VZ3	1970 – 1984 (40-54years)
SZ4	Born 1970 and before (55+ years)	VZ4	Born 1969 and before (55+ years)

Distance "Stirnu buks"::

Female		Male
SB1	1986 – 2009 (16-39 years)	VB1	1986 – 2009 (16-39 years)
SB2	1971 – 1985 (40-54years)	VB2	1971 – 1985 (40-54years)
SB3	Born 1970 and before (55+ years)	VB3	Born 1970 and before (55+ years)

Distance "Lūsis"::

Female		Male
SL1	1986 – 2007 (18-39 years)	VL1	1986 – 2007 (18-39 years)
SL2	1971 – 1985 (40-54years)	VL2	1971 – 1985 (40-54years)
SL3	Born 1970 and before (55+ years)	VL3	Born 19670 and before (55+ years)

3. Time and venue of the race

3.1. Races will take place:
• 05.04. "Dzimtā meža (Native Forest) Stirnu buks" I Āžu Hill, Tukums District
• 11.05. "Jaunakmenes (Naujoji Akmene) Stirnu buks" I Akmenė Quarry, Jaunakmene, Lithuania
• 21.06. "Kurzemes Saulgriežu nakts (Midsummer Night) Stirnu buks" I _________ District
• 02.08. "Sēlijas Stirnu buks & Vylks" I Bebrene, Augšdaugava District
• 13.09. "Valmieras Pilsēttakas (City Trail) Stirnu buks" I Valmiera, Valmiera District
• 11.10. "Pļaviņu Lielā fināla (Grand Finale) Stirnu buks" I "Jankas/Jaujas" Pļaviņas, Aizkraukle District

4. Registration

4.1. Participants for individual races can register on the homepage https://www.stirnubuks.lv/ under the section “Your Profile page” starting February 1st, 2024. Online registration is closed at noon on the Thursday before each relevant stage!
4.2. Last-minute registration is possible at the race center on the race date; however, it must be done at the latest 30 minutes before the start of the relevant distance.
4.3. The start fee includes the racer’s bib, the first medical aid at the venue of the race, the course labeling and the reference work, organizational costs of the race, snack, and water stations along the course, catering after the finish, a memory medal for everybody completing any distance, car parking, a free photo gallery and a video review on the website of the race, the timing for the participants of the distances “Vāvere” (Squirrel) (Squirrel), “Zaķis” (Hare) (Hare), “Buks” (Roebuck) and “Lūsis” (Lynx) (Lynx)
4.4. Participants may change the distance they have registered for, replace a participant with another one, and transfer their Start Fee to the next stage (all the changes are made in the section “Your Profile page”). However, the latest is until noon on Tuesday of the relevant race week. There is no extra fee for making changes!
4.5. All the changes requested later should be performed on the Race day in the Registration tent “New Registration.” The participant will be issued a new bib with a new timing chip, and an extra fee of 10 EUR will be charged.

5. Participation Fee

5.1. Registration fees for each stage are listed on the official website and apply until 12:00 on Thursday of the competition week.

5.2. The season pass for the "Stirnu buks" 2025 series is also available. The "Vilks" ultra-distance incurs additional charges (€30).
5.3. Discounts are available for specific groups as outlined on the website.
5.4. When registering online, payments can be made via bank transfer or card. If an invoice is required, select the option during registration.
5.5. Last-minute registration on the competition day can be paid via card or cash, depending on internet availability.

6. Awards

The top 3 participants in the overall standings for the distances “School Championship,” “Vāvere,” “Zaķis,” “Buks,” and “Lūsis” in male and female categories will receive awards.
The top 3 finishers in the age groups listed in section 2.8 will also be awarded for the distances “Zaķis,” “Buks,” and “Lūsis.”
Series winners in the overall standings will be awarded during the final stage.

7. Overall Standings in Individual Competition

7.1. Each Stirnu buks race is a separate competition.

7.2. Participants have the opportunity to compete for the overall series championship in six different distances:

"School Championship",
"Vāvere",
"Zaķis",
"Stirnu buks",
"Lūsis",
"King and Queen of the Mountain".

7.3. In the first five stages of the ERRGO Stirnu buks trail running series, the winners of all distances (except for "King and Queen of the Mountain") earn 1,000 points. Each subsequent participant's score is calculated using the following formula:

(Winner’s time / Participant’s time) × 1,000

Before the season's final stage, each participant's ranking is based on the sum of their three best scores from the five series stages. After the fifth stage, a ranking is established to determine the season winner in the final stage, following the "chase" format.

7.4. In the 6th and final stage of the season, on October 11th, the “Pļaviņu Grand Final Stirnu buks” will determine the overall series champions in the following distances:

"School Championship",
"Vāvere",
"Zaķis",
"Stirnu buks",
"Lūsis".

The TOP 20 participants in each distance, who have accumulated the highest total points from the previous five series stages, will start individually with a fixed time interval. The overall leader in the standings will start first, followed by the remaining TOP 20 participants at specific time intervals per distance. After the TOP 20 staggered start, all other participants at that distance will start together at a mass start.

Time Intervals for the TOP 20 Participants:

School Championship – 5 seconds between each participant
Vāvere – 5 seconds between each participant
Zaķis – 10 seconds between each participant
Stirnu buks – 15 seconds between each participant
Lūsis – 20 seconds between each participant

7.5. The overall ranking includes points earned in both the distance races and the sprint stage. The maximum number of possible points per stage is 1,300. (For calculating the overall standings of the sprint stage "King and Queen of the Hill", see paragraph 10 of the regulations.)

7.6. An exception applies to the August 2nd trail run "Sēlijas Stirnu buks" for the "Vilks" distance. Participants in the "Vilks" distance DO NOT compete in the "King and Queen of the Mountain" sprint stage for that event. Instead, all "Vilks" participants automatically earn 300 extra points due to the distance’s length and difficulty.

7.7. Points earned in the "Vilks" distance are added to the "Lūsis" overall standings. However, the 300 bonus points are not included in the "King and Queen of the Mountain" sprint stage standings.

8. Overall Standings in "Stirnu buks Super League" (STB Super League) Team Competition

8.1 Basic conditions for participating in the STB Super League team competition:

8.1.1. participants can register teams of 4-12 members to participate in the team's overall standings. Teams are registered via http://bit.ly/StirnubuksReģistrētKomandu.

8.1.2. To be eligible for team rankings, at least 4 unique participants (one specific participant in one distance. One participant cannot compete in several distances) from a team must compete in each stage, participating in one of the following distances:

"Vāvere",
"School Championship",
"Zaķis",
"Stirnu buks",
"Lūsis"/"Vilks".

8.1.3. A participant can only be registered for one STB Super League team and cannot switch teams during the season. The team captain can add new members during the season, up to the maximum team size, by registering additional participants in the captain’s profile section.

8.1.4. Team rankings are calculated based on the total points team members earn in each competition. The team's score includes the highest total points from 4 team members, regardless of gender:

"Vāvere" & "School Championship" → Only distance points (maximum 1,000 points per race).
"Zaķis", "Stirnu buks", "Lūsis"/"Vilks" → Distance points + sprint stage points (maximum 1,000 + 300 points).
and 3 participants with the highest sum of points, regardless of distance.

8.1.5. Exception – "Sēlijas Stirnu buks and Vylks" Trail Race (August 2nd). The team rankings are calculated as per section 8.1.4, except that "Lūsis" is replaced by "Vylks", and participants receive 300 extra points for the track's difficulty.

8.2. STB Super League Playoffs & Season Champion Determination

8.2.1. In the first three stages of the 2024 ERRGO Stirnu buks trail running series, each team accumulates points, forming a team ranking and dividing teams into divisions:

STB Super League
STB First League
STB Second League
Additional leagues, depending on the number of registered teams.

Each league consists of 8 teams. The ranking after the first three stages determines each team's placement in the league.

8.2.2. From the 4th stage, teams remain within their assigned division (league). They are paired against each other for the remaining season stages, competing in a knockout-style Playoff format to determine their final ranking.

The STB Super League team champions are determined in the final Playoff round.

8.2.3. Exception – 6th Stage (Final Competition):

The two lowest-ranked teams in a league (with the fewest points) compete against the two highest-ranked teams from the league below in a four-team match.

Playoff (Knockout) System:

In each stage, teams are paired, competing based on their earned points.

The team with the higher total points in each pairing advances to the next round.

The losing team competes for lower-ranking positions.

The STB Super League Team Champion is the team that wins the final Playoff round in the last season stage.

The runner-up is the losing team in the final round.

9. The League of Friends, in cooperation with AKROPOLE shopping centers regulations

9.1. Friendly league qualifying conditions:

9.1.1. Select the "League of Friends" section in your Stirnu buka profile and register team members. The person who registers becomes the team captain;

9.1.2. 3 to 6 members can be registered in a team (in the first stage of the season, you can say with 3 participants, but we recommend that the team in the following stages still be composed of 4 people to accumulate the necessary number of distances) The number of team members may be increased during the season, not exceeding the specified number of participants. The team is registered by its captain by filling out the registration form on his member's profile page;

9.1.3. A participant who participates in the Friends League competition may also participate in the Team competition;

9.1.4. the team can include both trail runners and trail walkers;

9.1.5. All the participants of the "Stirnu buks" distances of the trail running series (deer, squirrel, School Championship, hare, doe, lynx/wolf) can participate in the League of Friends competition.

9.2. Evaluation conditions:

9.2.1. The League of Friends team members can choose the distance they want to run. There is no fixed division of distances (as it is in the team competition) to receive a qualification;

9.2.2. During the entire season of the "Stirnu buks 2025" trail running series, the League of Friends team members must accumulate 21 finished distances.

9.2.3. The team members' successful distance finishes during the control time are considered. Speed and place are not taken into account. The primary condition is to finish before the cutoff time.

Example of point calculation:

There are 4 members in the Mazputniņi team of the League of Friends. In the first stage of the Stirnu buka, 3 participants from the team start (the fourth one is sick) - in walking distance of the Stirnu buka trail, squirrel distance and susura distance. Everyone finishes within the control time and receives 3 credited distances. In the next stage of the Stirnu buka, two participants from the Mazputniņi team start (the other two are scolded by the team for delaying the Stirnu buka). Two distances are finished during the control time, and the team adds 2 more to the 3 distances completed in the previous stage, in total 5 distances have already been finished in the season. There are still 16 distances left to complete to participate in the season's 21 distance competition. The team meets, and all four are already in the next stage because they want to accumulate 21 finished distances by the end of the season to participate in the draw for the main prize.

9.3. League of Friends award criteria:

9.3.1. The Friends League teams whose members have finished at least 21 distances during the entire season draw the grand prize of the overall ranking and various promotion prizes.

9.3.2. At the end of the season, among all the League of Friends teams that have fulfilled the conditions, we will determine one team that will receive the main prize—a 1000 EUR gift card from AKROPOLE shopping centers.

10. Sprint Stage "King and Queen of the Mountain" Overall Standings

10.1. The winner of the sprint stage "King and Queen of the Mountain" (open to all participants of the "Zaķis", "Stirnu buks", and "Lūsis" distances) earns 300 points. Each subsequent participant’s result is calculated using the following formula:

Winner's time ÷ Participant’s time × 300

10.2. An exception applies to the August 2nd "Sēlijas Stirnu buks" trail race for the "Vilks" distance. "Vilks" distance participants DO NOT compete in the "King and Queen of the Mountain" sprint stage for that event. Instead, all "Vilks" participants earn an additional 300 points due to the distance’s length and difficulty. However, these automatically earned 300 points are NOT included in the overall standings of the "King and Queen of the Mountain" sprint stage.

10.3. The season winner of the "King and Queen of the Mountain" sprint stage is determined by summing up the best four results from the Stirnu buks trail running series.

10.4. Impact of the "King and Queen of the Mountain" Sprint Stage on Individual and Team Rankings:

10.4.1. In the individual overall ranking, sprint stage points earned in the season's final (sixth) race are NOT considered nor included in the stage result.

10.4.2. To determine the overall season winner of the "King and Queen of the Mountain" sprint stage, points earned in the season's final (sixth) race ARE counted.

10.4.3. In the Team Super League standings, participants' sprint stage points are included in their total score across all six season races.

11. Latvijas Valsts meži Championship in Trail Running for School Youth – Individual Ranking

11.1. On April 5th, during the first stage of the Stirnu Buks race series, titled "Native Forest Stirnu Buks," the Latvian Trail Running Championship will occur for the U14, U16, U18, and U20 age groups.

11.2. Individual Ranking Conditions:

11.2.1. The distance for all participants in the Trail Running Championship across all age groups (U10, U12, U14, U16, U18, and U20) at each stage will be between 5 and 8 km.

11.2.2. The championship is held in six age groups for boys and girls:

U10 – up to 10 years old (born in 2016 or later)
U12 – up to 12 years old (born in 2014-2015)
U14 – up to 14 years old (born in 2012-2013)
U16 – up to 16 years old (born in 2010-2011)
U18 – up to 18 years old (born in 2008-2009)
U20 – up to 20 years old (born in 2006-2007)

11.2.3. Each stage of the Trail Running Championship is a separate competition, where the top three finishers in each age group are awarded.

11.2.4. In the first five stages of the ERGO Stirnu Buks series, the winner of the school championship distance earns 1,000 points. The result of each subsequent participant is calculated using the following formula: (Winner’s time / Participant’s time) × 1,000. Before the final stage, each participant’s ranking is determined based on their three best results from the five stages of the ERGO Stirnu Buks series. After the fifth stage, participants are ranked, and in the final event, the season champion is determined using the "pursuit" format.

11.2.5. On October 11th, during the final 6th stage of the season, titled "Pļaviņas Grand Final Stirnu Buks", the overall season winners of the School Championship distances will be determined. The Top 20 participants (separately for boys and girls) with the highest accumulated points from the previous five stages will start the final race in a staggered format.

11.2.6. The ranking leader will begin first, followed by the top 20 participants at 5-second intervals. After the Top 20 participants have started, the remaining participants at that distance will begin at a mass start.

12. STB School Super Cup – Team Ranking Conditions

12.1. Participants can compete for the STB Super Cup title within the ERGO Stirnu Buks trail running series in six stages. Only general education institutions participate in the STB School Super Cup.

12.2. A team consists of students from the same school. Changing teams (schools) during the season is not allowed The STB School Cup team ranking is open to youth under 20. To participate, students must indicate their school in their Stirnu Buks profile. Each school can compete in four categories, strategizing to maximize points and fight for the season title. At the end of the season, the winners of each category will be awarded, and the overall STB Super School champion will be determined by summing up points from all four categories.

12.3. Four Team Ranking Categories & Scoring System in the STB School Super Cup:

12.3.1. Fastest Runners – Points are awarded to students based on their ranking in the STB School Championship distance. The winner earns 1,000 points. Each subsequent participant’s score is calculated as (Winner’s time / Participant’s time) × 1,000. The eight fastest runners from the school contribute to the team’s score. Even if students are not among the top eight, their result contributes to other categories (Longest Distance, Largest Squad).

12.3.2. Longest Distance – Points are awarded based on the total distance completed by all team members. The distance achieved is multiplied by 10 to determine points. Both running and trail walking count. Finish time is not considered. Participants can choose any Stirnu Buks distance (Vāvere, Zaķis, Stirnu Buks, Lūsis) according to age and fitness level—example of point calculations.

Vāvere (5 km) → 5 × 10 = 50 points

Lūsis (35 km) → 35 × 10 = 350 points

12.3.3. Recruiters (New Participant Bonus) – Teams earn points by attracting new participants to the ERGO Stirnu Buks series. A new participant has not competed in the 2024 Stirnu Buks season. Participants must finish their chosen distance (running or walking) to earn points.

First-time participant scores:

1st stage → 100 points

2nd stage → 200 points

3rd stage → 300 points

From the 4th stage onward, they become a loyal runner and contribute points to the Largest Squad category.

12.3.4. Largest Squad – Teams earn 50 points per finisher in each stage, regardless of distance or result.

If a participant finishes all five stages, the team earns 500 points.
The team earns an additional 600 points if a participant finishes six stages. (A participant can contribute up to 1,100 points in this category).

12.4. A participant can compete for only one STB School Super Cup team per season and participate in the Stirnu Buks Super League and Friends League team rankings.

13. Competition Procedure Time Limits

13.1. Participants in each distance will start together. The winner is the first to complete the course.
13.2. The competition occurs on marked trails with blue-white directional signs and special warnings.
13.3. Local or state police, National Guard personnel, or referees will monitor road crossings.
13.4. Water stations are provided along the course.
13.5. Some water stations will not have disposable cups; participants must bring their own cups, water systems, or bottles.
13.6. Split times will be recorded at designated intermediate points.
13.7. Organizers do not guarantee transportation to the finish if a participant withdraws. In case of health issues, participants must seek help from referees or other participants and contact organizers.

14. Time Limits

Time limits for each distance are as follows:

"Vāvere": 2 hours.

"Zaķis": 3 hours.

"Stirnu buks": 4 hours.

"Lūsis": 6 hours.

"Vilks": 16 hours.

For walking distances, “Zaķis”: 6 hours, “Stirnu buks”: 8 hours.

The standings will not include results if participants exceed the time limits.

15. Publicity and Privacy

15.1. Photography and filming will take place during the competition.
15.2. By registering, participants agree that the organizers may use photos and videos for PR and advertising purposes.
15.3. Participant lists and results will be published on the event website.

16. Rules

16.1. Each participant in the distances "Vāvere," "Zaķis," "Buks," and "Lūsis" will receive a timing chip with their race number. Timekeeping is conducted at the start, finish, and intermediate checkpoints. The race number is used to identify participants on the course and record results, ensuring compliance with the rules and principles of fair competition.
16.1.1. The race number must remain visible to the participant throughout the entire race.
16.1.2. The race number may not be transferred to another person during the event.
16.1.3. The race number must be pinned or secured on the front of the participant's body, between the chest d waistline.
16.1.4. In timekeeping zones (start, finish, checkpoints), participants must ensure the timing chip is not obstructed by bags, belts, or body parts.
16.1.5. Organizers are not obligated to record results. They may disqualify participants who do not comply with the race number requirements, such as carrying it folded or obscured or handing it to another person.

16.2. Participants under 18 must have a guardian who signs the registration form. Organizers are not responsible for injuries incurred during the event.
16.3. Participants may not be accompanied by bicycles or non-participant runners during the race.
16.4. Spectators are prohibited from providing water outside of designated water stations, and participants may not use water offered by spectators outside these stations.
16.5. Participants requesting medical assistance must follow the medical team’s instructions regarding their fitness to continue.
16.6. Based on checkpoint data, referee observations, or video surveillance, any participant caught cheating or not completing the entire course will be disqualified.
16.7. Participants must not litter along the course and carry any waste to the next water station or designated disposal point.
16.8. The event takes place under partially restricted traffic conditions.
16.9. All participants must adhere to road traffic safety rules.
16.10. Participants should be cautious of vehicles entering from homes, fields, meadows, and forest roads.
16.11. When crossing roads, participants must yield to vehicles.
16.12. Organizers are not liable for collisions or accidents caused by participant or driver negligence.
16.13. Participants encountering issues during the race must assist others in need by providing first aid or notifying medical personnel.
16.14. No mandatory equipment is required for the distances "Vāvere," "Zaķis," "Stirnu buks," and "Lūsis." Participants are responsible for ensuring they have suitable equipment for the conditions.
16.15. For the "Vilks" distance, recommended (but not mandatory) equipment is suggested for participant safety.
16.16. Participants using poles must ensure they do not obstruct or injure others.
16.17. Participants must uphold fair play principles, including mutual respect and sportsmanship.

17. Disqualification and Protests

17.1. Organizers may disqualify participants who violate public order, fair play principles, or event rules or deliberately use another participant’s assistance.
17.2. Participants may use auxiliary equipment (e.g., poles) but must carry them for the entire race. Using poles to block others is prohibited.
17.3. Organizers may disqualify participants deemed unfit to continue.
17.4. Protests require a €30 deposit. If the protest is upheld, the fee will be refunded.
17.5. The referee panel reviews protests.

18. Amendments to the Rules

18.1. Organizers reserve the right to change the rules. Updates will be communicated via the website, social media, or email. Participants are responsible for staying informed about rule changes.

19. Principles for Responsible Behavior in Protected Natural Areas

19.1. Plan your visit sustainably:

Avoid unnecessary environmental impact.

Where possible, travel to the event by foot, bicycle, or public transport.

If driving, carpool and use designated parking areas.

Arrive early to avoid congestion and stress.
19.2. Respect the environment:

Stay on marked trails and follow site-specific rules.

Keep dogs under control to avoid disturbing wildlife.

Be ready to assist others regardless of their activity or distance.

Maintain cleanliness by taking all waste with you.

Report any issues to event organizers.

20. Organizer Information

Association "Engures sportam"

Reg. No.: 40008191691

Address: Jūras iela 85, Engure, Engures pagasts, Tukuma novads, LV3113

Bank: A/S Swedbank

IBAN: LV30HABA0551037623352

Technical Support:
SIA Platforma.lv

Reg. No.: LV40103282933

Address: Gatves iela 11, Ķesterciems, Engures pagasts, Tukuma novads, LV3113

Bank: A/S Swedbank

IBAN: LV16HABA0551027908278

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