Foreign direct investment
Moldova Wants to Expand Trade and Attract Turkish Investment in Renewable Energy
Moldova is interested in expanding trade, economic, and investment cooperation with Turkey and attracting new Turkish investments in the renewable energy sector
Foreign direct investment in Moldova rose to 5.37 billion euros
Foreign direct investment in Moldova continued to grow in the first half of 2026, with the bulk of the funds coming from equity, while debt instruments also increased. The investment structure continues to show a noticeable concentration in certain sectors and sources of capital, reflecting the current priorities of foreign investors in the local market.
Austrian businesses are ready to expand their investments in Moldova and support economic growth initiatives
Austrian companies are ready to invest in Moldova, including in projects under the Economic Growth Plan
Moldova Wants to Import U.S. LNG and Attract New Investment
Moldova is interested in importing liquefied natural gas from the United States, entering into long-term contracts, and attracting new American investment
Moldova Will Expand Financing and Development Opportunities for Small and Medium-Sized Businesses
Moldova is preparing to update its rules for supporting small and medium-sized businesses, which are intended to expand companies' access to financing and align national regulations with European standards. The document also provides for new mechanisms for growing enterprises and tools that could significantly change their prospects in the capital market.
Chinese entrepreneurs are exploring investment opportunities in Moldova at Moldova Business Week 2026
Three groups of entrepreneurs from China are exploring Moldova's investment potential as part of Moldova Business Week 2026, which is taking place from September 28 to October 2
Tofan called on Romanian companies to invest more actively in Moldova
Moldova's prime minister called on Romanian businesses to expand their presence in the local market more actively, highlighting new opportunities for investors and the government's priorities for reducing bureaucracy. During a meeting with representatives of companies and investment funds, participants also discussed barriers to investment and steps that could accelerate entry into the Moldovan market.
Moldova Discussed the Creation of a Financing Fund to Attract Private Capital During Its Visit to the U.S.
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.
Moldova's Prime Minister Invited U.S. Businesses to Invest in the Country
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.
Moldova Can Compete for Long-Term Capital by Making Transition Risk Understandable
Abdulla Saeed Alhebsi (A.S. Alhebsi). Opinion
Moldova Wants to Expand Economic Ties with Ireland and Attract Investment
Moldova and Ireland discussed expanding economic cooperation and attracting new investment against the backdrop of deepening political dialogue and Chisinau's progress toward European integration. The agenda also included issues that could significantly impact bilateral relations and the business environment, including new agreements and the strengthening of diplomatic presence.
115 companies have submitted applications for the European Commission's call for proposals for investments in Moldova
The European Commission is wrapping up its evaluation of applications for the Moldova investment competition: interest in the program turned out to be significantly higher than expected, and some of the projects have already received preliminary support. The focus is on initiatives in key economic sectors, and selection is based on several criteria, making the results of the call for proposals particularly important for the market.
A proposal has been made in Moldova to introduce export credit guarantees to protect exporters
In Moldova, there is a proposal to launch an export credit guarantee mechanism designed to reduce risks for companies doing business with foreign buyers and help them expand more actively into new markets. According to experts, this initiative could become a key element in supporting exports amid a shortage of accessible tools for insurance, financing, and vetting foreign counterparties.
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