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Moldova’s investment agency has developed six sectoral investment profiles in Romanian, primarily aimed at Moldovan citizens living abroad who are considering investing, relocating their business or returning to the country, Logos Press reported.

Romania remains the main investor in Moldova in terms of capital invested by Romanian enterprises. There are 1,744 enterprises with Romanian capital registered here, their total investments amounting to about 7 billion lei, Logos Press reported.

Investors should buy shares of European defense companies in any decline, as the situation is now “in the very early stages of a global rise in defense spending that could last another decade,” according to Logos Press.

This week between January 19 and January 23, 2026, more than 80 of the top 100 cryptocurrencies showed declines, making market participants visibly alarmed, according to Logos Press.

The financial support of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) plays a key role in the implementation of the program of transformations launched in Moldova within the European agenda and attraction of foreign investments in the country’s economy, Logos Press reports.

In the coming months, the port of Giurgiulesti will start implementing large-scale investment projects with the participation of Romanian entrepreneurs, aimed at developing logistics infrastructure and expanding export opportunities for Moldovan producers, Logos Press reported.

Moldova is open to foreign investments, including China, but European investments remain a priority – the country coordinates all its actions with the European Union, Logos Press reported.

The development of economic and trade relations between the two countries, the geopolitical situation in the region and the impact of the war in Ukraine on Moldova were the main topics of discussion between Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu and Prime Minister of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Luc Frieden, Logos Press reports.

British company Cornelius Electronics will invest about 5 million euros to expand its production in the Edineț industrial park, Logos Press reported.

Romania is taking the final steps to transfer the “Constanta Seaport Authority” to Danube Logistics, operator of the Giurgiulesti International Free Port.

Investment fund Horizon Capital announced the lead in a $22 million investment round in Ukrainian vertical video platform HOLYWATER, investing $16 million, according to Logos Press.

The new year 2026 will be very difficult for the electronics market and especially for the smartphone industry: it will see a jump in prices. This was announced by Carl Pei, CEO of Nothing.

Albanian diversified group Balfin will enter the Moldovan market this year through its retail division as part of plans for further expansion in Europe and a debut in Asia.

Moldova’s IT sector is experiencing explosive growth, accounting for more than 25% of the country’s total services exports last year, according to Logos Press.

Shares in Greenland-related companies have jumped by tens of percent since the beginning of the year, which may indicate speculative investor sentiment, Logos Press reported.

The French Development Agency (Agence Française de Developpement) in Moldova is interested in projects previously financed by USAID. Maxim Lebovici, director of the AFD office in Moldova, told Logos Press during a meeting with Moldovan journalists.

Moldova’s HiSky airline is nearing the six million passengers carried in 2025 since it began operations, Logos Press reported.

The Bridge of Flowers over the Prut River connecting Ungheni-Golaiesti (Romania) and Zagarancu (Moldova) will be opened to traffic in the fall of this year. The start of the works was announced on April 26, 2025, Logos Press reported.

Well-known representatives of the cryptocommunity and major financial companies predict bitcoin for 2026 as a rise to $250 thousand and fall to $10 thousand, Logos Press reports with reference to RBC.

By 2030, 80% of Moldova’s population will have basic digital skills, which requires additional efforts by the state to ensure the cybersecurity of citizens, Logos Press reported.
