News about Investments
A Category C industrial park with investments exceeding 40 million lei will be built in Sîngerei. According to a decision by the Cabinet of Ministers, the project will be located on eight plots totaling 6.37 hectares, which have been transferred to the municipal enterprise “Apa Canal Singerei” for long-term use for a period of at least 30 years. The park will be developed under the brand name “Sîngerei-Centru-Europei.”
An unusual situation has emerged in the digital asset market: stablecoins pegged to the Turkish lira have surpassed euro-denominated tokens in terms of transaction volume. According to Zodia Markets, a subsidiary of Standard Chartered, the volume of on-chain transfers in lira reached $3.4 billion in 2025.
Estonia will open an embassy in Chisinau in the second half of this year. Moldovan Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu welcomed this decision by the Tallinn authorities.
The Foreign Policy Committee of the Moldovan Parliament approved an advisory opinion on opening negotiations with the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) regarding a grant of approximately $1.7 million.
The Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Moldova has published a Memorandum of Understanding with the U.S. companies SBCC and Wheeler Machinery Co. to develop a project for a gas-fired power plant with a capacity of at least 100 MW. The purpose of publishing the document has not been specified.
Thailand’s ultra-luxury hotels are becoming one of the most sought-after safe-haven assets in Asia. Investors are snapping up rare hotel properties just as aggressively as they are premium real estate in global financial centers.
The American defense company Anduril Industries is in talks to purchase a Nissan Motor plant near Tokyo (in the city of Oppama) to manufacture military drones.
Oracle, an American software development company, has laid off 21,000 employees over the past year as part of a strategy to restructure its business processes to incorporate artificial intelligence technologies.
The Council for the Review of Investments of Significance to National Security (CEIISS) denied approval of FLY ONE’s investments in a sector of significance to national security and rejected the application for a 90-day grace period regarding a change in control.
The world’s largest companies, as listed in the new annual Forbes Global 2000 ranking, have set new records for revenue, profit, assets, and market capitalization. According to the updated ranking, despite trade wars, geopolitical tensions, high energy prices, and inflation, global companies continue to demonstrate steady growth.
The Ministry of Energy held a final meeting to discuss the results of a study on the expansion and optimization of Chisinau’s centralized district heating system, conducted by Veolia Engineering.
ByteDance, the Chinese company that owns the social media platform TikTok, is in preliminary talks with international banks to secure a loan of approximately $20 billion.
JPMorgan has sharply lowered its forecast for Brent crude oil prices over the next six quarters. The bank believes that falling demand is a more significant factor than the decline in inventories.
Excessive thrift has become the new norm, turning into a serious barrier to economic growth on the European continent. The inflationary shock of recent years has inflicted a much deeper psychological trauma on Europeans than on Americans, forcing them to resort to self-restraint and saving at the expense of consumption.
As part of his working visit to Austria, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization Eugen Osmochescu met with Gerd Müller, Director-General of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), Gerd Müller, during which the Country Partnership Program for the Republic of Moldova for 2026–2032 was officially signed.
The Republic of Moldova ranks 64th out of 120 in the World Economic Forum’s Energy Transition Index 2026.
The price of the leading cryptocurrency has fallen by 20% since the beginning of summer.
The Moldovan government continues to streamline interactions between businesses and government agencies and is accelerating the digital transformation of public services.
The European Commission today unveiled a new package of proposals to simplify tax rules. It is expected to save businesses 8 billion euros annually, including 3.3 billion euros in administrative costs.
Germany has decided to abandon the construction of warships that were to be the largest since World War II. As a result, shares of European defense companies have fallen: investors are assessing the risk that increased defense spending will not lead to higher revenues for manufacturers.
