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Category: Moldova’s Economy
Fuel prices are rising in Moldova. But this has nothing to do with the events in the Middle East.
The Ministry of Finance intends to change the criteria by which enterprises are categorized as “micro”, “small”, “medium” and “large”.
Premier Energy Group reported strong operational and financial growth in 2025 on the back of expanded renewable energy generation capacity, increased energy supply and continued investment in distribution networks in Romania and the Republic of Moldova.
Interaction with the IMF will be a key condition for the country’s support in the EU accession process. The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) made such an appeal to the Moldovan authorities at a meeting on February 27.
Foreign trade relations between Moldova and Ukraine have become the subject of heated economic discussions in recent years. And this is against the background of the fact that Chisinau constantly emphasizes Kiev’s unconditional support in the war with Russia, claims “brotherly ties” with its neighbors and unity of European integration aspirations.
The volume of passenger transportation by all modes of transport increased by 18.8% in 2025 to 7,505.5 million passenger-kilometers, according to Logos Press.
Moldova needs about 20 billion euros until 2030 for rehabilitation and development of road infrastructure. This amount exceeds the entire state budget many times over, Logos Press reported.
For the first time in four years, Moldova has registered an annual growth in industrial production. This indicator increased by 5.4% in 2025 against the level of 2024, Logos Press reported.
In 2025, the volume of construction works carried out in Moldova increased by 32.2% (in comparable prices) compared to 2024, Logos Press reported.
The personal social insurance accounts of former employees of dormant companies will be updated with data on the contributions they paid to the state budget. They will be entered on the basis of tax documents and declarations related to this period, Logos Press reports.
At least 24 enterprises will receive Swiss funding totaling 1.85 million euros under the grant agreement for the project “Increasing the energy sustainability of SMEs in Moldova”, Logos Press reported.
It is very difficult for small and small enterprises, especially newcomers from the regions, to break through not only on the external, but also on the internal market – there are no centralized instruments for this in Moldova.
More than 400 local companies gathered at the XXIII exhibition “Made in Moldova”, which opened on February 11 at the International Exhibition Center Moldexpo and will work until Sunday, February 15, reports Logos Press.
Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu has warned that Moldova could face a new energy crisis after a recent power outage, the damage from which has yet to be calculated, Logos Press reported.
The Cabinet of Ministers has adopted a decision on the reorganization of the State Enterprise “Moldovan Railway” by means of division (separation) and creation of a new Joint Stock Company Calea Ferată din Moldova “Pasageri și Marfă” (Railway “Passengers and Cargo”) with 100% state capital, Logos Press reported.
The World Bank will provide technical support to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) in measuring living standards. The planned assistance will focus on aspects related to the preparation and implementation of the next household income budget survey (EU-SILC) according to the EU methodology, Logos Press reported.
The State Intellectual Property Agency (AGEPI) and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Moldova (CCI) have announced the beginning of applications for participation in two prestigious contests for business – “Trademark of the Year” (XXIII edition) and “Award for achievements in the field of quality of products and services” (XII edition), reports Logos Press.
The third quarter of last year was unusually successful for the Moldovan economy: the country’s GDP grew by more than 5% in three months, outpacing many neighboring countries, Logos Press reports.
In 2026, according to the forecasts of the International Monetary Fund, Moldova’s economy will grow by 2.2% and will rank 132nd in the world out of 190 countries in the IMF rating, reports Logos Press.
In the first quarter of 2026, executives in the manufacturing, construction and retail sectors expect relative stability in their operations and sales, as well as some price increases, according to Logos Press.
