Foreign direct investments (FDI) in Romania - statistics & facts
Foreign direct investments represent an essential component of the Romanian economy, significantly impacting the country's financial capital, state budget, balance of payments, and market structure. Simply put, a foreign direct investment is an investment made by a company or by an individual from one country, into a business located in another country. In Romania, the number of FDI projects peaked in the mid-2000s and dropped to 69 by 2022. Despite the drop in numbers, the FDI stock recorded its maximum value in 2022 at nearly 108 billion euros.
