Moldova expects to significantly increase trade with Turkey in the next few years through new investments, localized production, and expanded export opportunities. During the talks in Istanbul, promising industries, Turkish projects already operating in the country, and areas that could form the basis for the next stage of cooperation were discussed.
Industry remains one of the pillars of the national economy, and in the first half of 2026, this sector grew by 7.9%— Ministry of Economic Development
Industrial producer prices in Moldova edged higher in July, with the latest data showing mixed trends across the main sectors of the economy. The figures point to continued pressure in some segments, while one key area remained stable, underscoring a nuanced picture that may matter for businesses watching input costs and industrial momentum.
The government has approved a national list of chemicals that will be banned or restricted under a framework aligned with EU REACH rules, setting the stage for tighter controls on production, sales, use, packaging, and labeling across a wide range of industries. The new requirements are expected to push companies to review supply chains and substitute hazardous inputs, while the full impact on the market and compliance obligations will depend on the detailed rules now being introduced.
A Chinese manufacturer of heavy equipment and trucks is considering launching an assembly project in Moldova. The parties have agreed to continue their discussions, and company representatives plan to visit the country to assess the investment climate and potential partners.
7.2 billion lei to be allocated to the development of Moldova's industrial sector in 2027–2028; more than half of that amount will go toward implementing a state aid program for investments
Businesses under tax compliance monitoring have shown a notable improvement in both reported revenue and budget contributions, according to the State Tax Service. The agency says the program will continue, with further oversight and advisory measures expected as authorities keep tracking compliance trends across several sectors.
Businesses across the economy are expecting a broadly stable third quarter, with only moderate gains in sales and prices, according to a new survey of company leaders. The outlook varies by sector and company size, while a majority of respondents also point to persistent constraints that continue to weigh on operations.
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