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A. Avulis has faced many challenges, both in business and in personal life, but today he boldly creates plans for the future and intrigues with new ideas. Speaking of Kristina Rimienė, the host of the TV3 program “Pasaulis į sievas”, she is not hiding: she has had to change the nature of her business many times, but she is the strongest in the field of real estate development. The business is not limited to Lithuania, it operates in Romania, Russia, Belarus and Ukraine. However, as A. Avulis points out, success does not come in a day.
“It took me many years of work to finally realize that I can now relax a little, that the capital has been earned so much that it may no longer be necessary to save,” recalls A. Avulis. He does not hide the fact that both in his childhood and in his youth he had to constantly save and think about how to earn money.
Arvydas Avulis with his wife Rita / Vigantas Ovadnevas / Žmonės.lt photo.
Commercial trials
The first business of A. Avulis was not very successful: he lost the first million that he earned thanks to partners from Russia. However, he did not give up and continued to persevere with success. This time we had to face the global crisis of 2008. As a result, the business was also seriously affected and only saved thanks to the effort, ingenuity and self-confidence of the entrepreneur.
Photo by Arvydas Avulis / TV3.
“I always wanted to achieve more, advance something, lead. That desire to do more probably led to some very brave investments being made, and in that fateful year 2008, I had enough liabilities for the banks. At that time, it was 660 million. . litas – it’s really a lot. With the onset of the crisis, revenues dropped significantly and we had to deal with liabilities with the banks. We had to pay 4 million every month. LTL just for the bank “, A. Avulis spoke about one of the most difficult episodes in the business “World by Women”.
As if that wasn’t enough, fate lost even greater evidence; at the same time, we had to save my beloved wife from the clutches of death.
Arvydas Avulis / Photo by Lukas Balandus / Žmonės.lt
Between life and death
Even before the crisis, the businessman’s family had planned a trip to Australia and New Zealand, making it necessary to choose between keeping promises and commitments to the family, or staying in Lithuania and fighting the banks. The businessman chose a family: he decided to take a short break and return to sit at a negotiating table with bank representatives.
However, an accident occurred during the trip: the wife’s health suddenly deteriorated. The woman balanced between life and death. In rescuing his wife, Arvydas did everything he could, and more. Not only did he find a great Lithuanian doctor in Sydney, but he also stayed in the hospital, together with his wife, fed her and cared for their son. The staff of the large hospital thought that he was one of them, an employee.
In the program “World of Women”, A. Avulis will reveal the diagnosis of his beloved wife, which he heard on this occasion, and will remember how the family endured this difficult time. Only three weeks later, when the wife’s condition began to improve, the husband returned to Lithuania to save his business.
Arvydas Avulis with his wife Rita / Irmantas Gelūnas / Photo of 15min.
Business savings
Thanks to immeasurable stubbornness and ingenuity, the businessman managed to avoid the fate of many companies at that time – bankruptcy.
“I tried to persuade and create a different business model so that the banks believed that I could achieve something,” recalls A. Avulis. He will tell viewers how he managed to settle with the banks and save his business.
Today, the businessman looks boldly to the future and has no doubt that the pandemic will end, and not one or two of the daring projects to be announced in the near future.
Photo by Arvydas Avulis and Kristina Rimienė / TV3.
“These are really very bold projects, and if they are successful, it will be possible to say Woof, but let’s wait a few more months. I think when fall comes, it will really be known if we made it or were lucky. If it fails, there will be other projects. The crisis also reveals opportunities: when some are very sick, it means that others have many opportunities. How we will use those opportunities is a question of creativity, ingenuity and courage ”, intrigue A. Avulis.
World of Women – Sunday, 10 am on TV3.
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