This forecast was made during the Moldova Digital Summit 2025.
According to Marina Bzovoy, the manager of MITP, the contribution of the IT sector to the national GDP exceeds 6%. This is a result that reflects the efficiency and impact of the ecosystem created in the sector. MITP currently has more than 2,370 resident companies, of which 533 joined in 2024 alone – the largest annual increase since the park was founded. And a clear signal of Moldova’s growing attractiveness in the eyes of international investors.
Moldova Innovation Technology Park hosts companies with capital from 43 countries, most of them from Romania and Ukraine. The regional geopolitical factor has had a great impact. While in 2021 only 3 Ukrainian companies were registered in MITP, in 2024 their number increased 14 times, reaching 42, against the background of strategic relocations caused by the war.
During the same period, the presence of companies with Romanian capital almost doubled, also helped by recent tax changes in Romania applicable to the IT sector. Today, there are 41 Romanian companies registered with MITP.
As mentioned, the contribution of the IT sector to the national economy has increased significantly, reaching 6.3%.
“We estimate that in 2025 the revenues of MITP resident companies will reach 1 billion euros, which is about 30% more than in 2024, when they amounted to 785 million euros. This is a clear confirmation of the potential for sustainable growth and the value that the IT sector brings to the Moldovan economy,” said MITP Financial Manager Nadejda Chodus.
She said that Moldovan exports of IT services have grown significantly, reaching 523 million euros in 2023, 10 times more than in 2015 (53 million euros). Although its absolute volume is lower than in countries such as Romania (7.5 billion euros) or Ukraine (6 billion euros), Moldova’s growth rate is the fastest in the region.
The economic impact of MITP is also directly felt in the national public budget revenues. In 2024, resident companies contributed €78 million – 4 times more than in 2017. Approximately 50% of these amounts come from newly established businesses after the park’s launch.
