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Private companies from the European Union and international financial institutions are investing over €1 billion in Moldova

Private companies from the European Union and international financial institutions are investing over €1 billion in Moldova

This was announced at the EU-Moldova Investment Conference, which brought together more than 500 investors, business leaders, representatives of international financial institutions, and development partners in Chisinau on June 4. The official signing ceremony for investment partnerships held during the forum cemented cooperation between the EU, international financial institutions, financial partners, and private-sector investors. Thus, agreements totaling €208 million were signed with the companies INVL Asset Management, TET, Micro Nano Tech, Balkan Pharmaceuticals, KB Container, Danube Logistics, BOSAQ, and C.I. VED-MAR AGRO, selected through a call for expressions of interest in investment. These agreements cover sectors critical to the country’s economic transformation, such as capital market development, digital infrastructure, high-tech manufacturing, the pharmaceutical industry, industrial production, logistics, water infrastructure, and high-value-added agriculture. At the same time, partnership agreements on financing and investment support instruments totaling €433 million were signed with international financial institutions and financial partners; these are designed to support investments in energy efficiency, infrastructure, digitalization, corporate access to financing, renewable energy, industrial development, and private sector growth. Additionally, during the conference, the government announced four new investment projects in the national economy with a total value of €364 million: Renovatio/Greenvolt – €280 million; Holcim – €50 million; Gvura – €29 million; BauTex – €5 million. The Investment Agency noted that this result confirms Moldova’s growing importance as a destination for strategic investments, industrial production, clean energy, digital development, and regional connectivity. // 04.06.2026 — InfoMarket

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