The International Stock Exchange of Moldova has begun admitting brokers and issuers to the capital market, moving into the final stage before trading begins. The first listings are expected in the near future, and at the same time, the exchange is testing its technological infrastructure and preparing the platform for the introduction of new financial instruments.
The World Bank will finance new projects in Moldova in areas such as infrastructure, energy, and water supply
The EU is preparing a new major financial support package for Moldova, which will be available starting in 2028 — Marta Kos
Moldova held consultations in the United States on the creation of a financing fund designed to expand local companies' access to private capital and support their growth. During talks with international institutions and representatives of the diaspora, key parameters of the future mechanism were discussed, including preparing companies for investment, managing the fund, and the amount of financing required.
As part of Moldova Business Week, a forum dedicated to investment and export potential in the healthcare sector will be held in Moldova. Participants from government agencies, the medical and pharmaceutical sectors, as well as investors and international experts, will discuss the industry's prospects, including the development of clinics, drug manufacturing, and new financing avenues.
Managers of public buildings and commercial facilities in Moldova must reduce indoor lighting by at least 30% whenever possible
In Moldova, water use regulations have been tightened during the state of emergency: water withdrawals from the Nistru and Prut rivers for irrigation have been suspended, and a number of non-priority uses have been temporarily restricted. The decision affects the operations of water supply operators, plans for uninterrupted water supply, and measures to ensure water for critical facilities in the event of a potential water shortage.
Moldova Could Become an Export and Trade Hub for the Entire Region — Vasile Tofan
"Moldova can win thanks to its speed, flexibility, and trust," said Vasile Tofan
The Moldovan Prime Minister held a series of meetings in New York with representatives of U.S. businesses, investment funds, and financial institutions, inviting them to consider investment projects in the country. They discussed investment prospects in key sectors, the development of the energy sector, and the use of AI in public administration, as well as measures to reduce barriers for investors.
Delegations from more than 50 countries are participating in the 11th Moldova Business Week, which is taking place from September 28 to October 2 in Chișinău
Rates for heat supplied to Termoelectrica and CET-Nord customers rose by 62.2%—to 3,277 lei per Gcal—and by 53.3% to 3,374 lei per Gcal, respectively.
In Moldova, natural gas prices for residential consumers will rise by 28.8% starting October 1—from 18.79 to 24.2 lei per cubic meter, excluding VAT (from 20.3 to 26.14 lei, including 8% VAT)
Moldova is accelerating the scaling up of energy efficiency programs in the residential and public sectors: authorities and development partners are discussing new investments and preparations for the next phase of projects. Against the backdrop of initiatives already underway, market participants are reviewing their plans for the coming years and assessing whether there will be sufficient resources and experts to carry them out.
Moldova and Germany discussed the energy situation in the region, energy security issues, the reliability of energy supplies, and energy prices
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