The total volume of foreign direct investment in Moldova as of the end of 2025 amounted to €5.3733 billion, up 2.6% (+€181 million) compared to 2024
These figures are contained in the National Bank of Moldova’s report on the country’s international investment position. As noted, foreign direct investment in equity amounted to €3.7208 billion (69.2% of total investment) as of the end of 2025, up 8.1% compared to the end of 2024, while debt instruments amounted to €1.6525 billion (30.8%), down 7.9%. In terms of the geographical distribution of direct equity investments (in the form of equity holdings and accumulated shares, including reinvested earnings), investors from EU countries accounted for €3.1436 billion in investments as of the end of 2025 (+6.3% to the end of 2024), while the share of other non-CIS countries was €590.8 million (+16.6%). At the same time, direct investments in the form of equity and shares from the CIS as of the end of 2025 were negative—minus €13.6 million (as of the end of 2024—minus €24.5 million). An analysis of direct investments—equity capital accumulated as of the end of 2025—by industry shows that the largest volumes were concentrated in the following sectors: financial activities and insurance—33% of the total; wholesale and retail trade, and repair of motor vehicles—27%; manufacturing – 17.7%; information and communications – 5.2%; real estate – 4.9%; transportation and storage – 3.6%; electricity, heat, gas, hot water, and air conditioning – 3.1%; professional, scientific, and technical activities – 1.7%; health and social protection – 1.5%; agriculture, forestry, and fishing – 1.3%. // 03.04.2026 – InfoMarket.
