Romanian investment in Moldova has risen to 659 million euros
Moldova is the main destination for Romanian investment, with a total of 659 million euros as of the end of 2025, which is 30% more than a year earlier
Moldova is the main destination for Romanian investment, with a total of 659 million euros as of the end of 2025, which is 30% more than a year earlier
According to international statistics, by the end of 2025, Moldova had risen to first place in the world in terms of wine's share of national exports. Against this backdrop, the balance of power is shifting significantly within the industry among countries for which winemaking remains one of the key export sectors.
40 Moldovan companies will take part in a new business mission to Romania, organized on November 19 in Bucharest as part of the Export Missions program
For the first time, Moldova is represented at SIAL Paris by two national pavilions, where local producers are showcasing a wide range of agri-food products. Participation in one of the world's largest food industry trade shows opens up new opportunities for companies to negotiate with international buyers and expand their export ties.
Moldovan businesses called for the country to be included in future EU funding mechanisms so that European integration reforms are supported by sufficient resources and companies gain access to more affordable tools for modernization and entry into foreign markets. During a meeting with the deputy prime minister, participants also discussed new opportunities for export support, alignment with European standards, and the conditions that will determine access to financing.
Moldova's economy showed a mixed picture in the latest data, with retail and industrial activity moving higher while some external trade and investment indicators weakened. At the same time, the authorities are advancing a new round of regulatory changes, market reforms and privatization plans that could reshape conditions for businesses in several sectors.
Moldova advocates expanding trade with China, attracting new Chinese investments, and facilitating access for Moldovan products to the Chinese market
From October 12 to 18, electricity consumption on the right bank of the Nistru totaled 76,435 MWh, which is approximately 6.5% less than during the same period last year, when 81,783 MWh were consumed.
Japan is preparing new funding to modernize Moldova's agriculture: the initiative focuses on supporting the renewal of equipment, improving farm management, and developing the wine sector. As part of the initiative, discussions are also underway regarding measures to promote Moldovan wines in Asian markets and the terms of a future agreement, which could represent a significant step forward for the industry.
Moldova ranked among the largest wine suppliers to the Russian market last year, placing in the top 20 in terms of export value. Industry statistics also reveal notable differences between the leaders in terms of revenue and physical shipments, which makes the import structure particularly revealing.
The United Nations Development Program invites entrepreneurs to participate in the Moldova Trade Forum 2026 conference and international B2B meetings, which will take place on October 29–30 in Chișinău
The 6th Moldova Trade Forum will take place in Chișinău on October 29–30
Moldova's trade deficit increased significantly over the first eight months, although trends across major trade partners were mixed. Against the backdrop of a widening overall trade deficit, indicators for key trading partners have also changed, pointing to a redistribution of foreign trade flows.
Moldova's exports in August 2026 totaled 268.5 million euros, down 16.2% from the previous month
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