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Category: Investments & Markets
Moldova will attract $344 million in foreign direct investment in 2024 amid growing investment outflows, Logos Press reports.
The state’s share in the authorized capital of 1.5 million euros in the newly created JSC “International Exchange of Moldova” will amount to 20%, – reports Logos Press.
The share of industrial production in Moldova decreased from 40% in the 1990s to 12% in 2022. Today it is 8%.
The Moldovan company Dulcinella, founded in 2005, will invest 10 million euros in a new plant in Târgu Neamț (Romania). The confectionery manufacturer already has its own production facility there, Logos Press reported.
The shareholders of the Bucharest Stock Exchange (stock exchange symbol BVB) approved on September 29, 2025 the participation in the authorized capital of the new stock exchange in the Republic of Moldova in the amount equivalent to 400,000 euros, – reports Logos Press.
Over the past five years, Philip Morris International’s (PMI) investment in the European Union economy has reached an unprecedented €43.4 billion. These investments have generated a cumulative economic impact of €290 billion, underscoring the company’s strategic importance to the entire Euro-region.
According to government reports, partners’ money for investment projects is not fully utilized, despite some progress in the execution of capital investments, Logos Press reported.
Medical tourism brings up to $200 million euros a year to Moldova’s economy, including related industries: transportation, accommodation, food and rehabilitation tourism, Logos Press reports.
The government is launching a financial instrument like the Fund of Funds to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and attract private investment, Logos Press reported.
The recently held Moldova Business Week was visited by potential investors, big businessmen, representatives of international structures and diplomatic missions from more than 40 countries – reports Logos Press.
The end of the war in Ukraine may give Moldova’s economy a new impetus for development both in terms of direct participation in the reconstruction of the neighboring country and by transferring many business processes and production facilities of foreign companies here, Logos Press reports.
Without urgent reforms and external investments of at least 1 billion euros annually, the country will not be able to sustain itself, said Vasile Tofan, senior partner and member of the investment committee of Horizon Capital fund, – reports Logos Press.
