Overall, over the entire period of their existence, the 13 industrial parks in Moldova have attracted 4.6 billion lei in investments, which is approximately 14% less than projected in the feasibility studies prepared at the time of their establishment.
This is stated in an analytical note prepared by the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization.
The Tracom industrial park in Chisinau is the most attractive to investors, accounting for nearly 50% of all investments. And in 2025, it accounted for 88.4% of all investments (280 million lei).
Next are the Triveneta Cavi Development park (17.3%), the Edinet Industrial Park (14.6%), and Răut in Bălți (12.8%).
The combined volume of investments in the remaining industrial parks amounted to only 5.5% of the total.
Last year, the Răut Industrial Park attracted 24.7 million lei (7.8%) in investments, while the CAAN Industrial Park attracted 8 million lei (2.5%). Total investments in the remaining industrial parks amounted to approximately 4 million lei, representing 1.3% of the total investment volume for 2025.
Residents, Employees, and Taxes
As of the end of 2025, 144 residents were registered in Moldova’s 13 industrial parks, 9 more than a year earlier. The total volume of goods produced and sold, as well as services provided by residents over the entire period of their operations, reached 53.5 billion lei. Last year, industrial parks recorded a record sales volume of 9.8 billion lei.
The number of employees at companies based in Moldova’s industrial parks reached 4,497 by the end of 2025, with the highest concentration of jobs remaining at Tracom — 3,421 people (76.1% of all industrial park employees in the country), in the Răut Industrial Park — 787 people (17.5%), and in the Edinet Industrial Park — 234 people (5.2%). The remaining 10 industrial parks created a total of 55 jobs (1.2% of the total number of employees).
Tax payments by industrial park residents in 2025 totaled approximately 2 billion lei, which is 400 million lei more than in the previous year. Nearly 95% of the taxes were paid by residents of the Tracom industrial park.
The Ministry of Economic Development notes that the structure of industrial park activities is increasingly shifting toward high-value-added manufacturing, technological innovation, and integration into international supply chains. It is also emphasized that the high concentration of economic activity in a few industrial parks and the pronounced regional disparity point to the need to develop new incentive and government support strategies to attract investment in regional industrial parks.
