Foreign investment in Moldova reaches 414m dollars over 11 years

April 14, 2003 7:18pm


The Russian Federation continues to hold the leading position as an investor in the authorized capitals of enterprises located on Moldovan territory the last 11 years. Russian investment accounts for about 150.8m dollars and 36 per cent of total foreign investment, according to the data for the end of 2002 presented by Moldovan Department of Statistical and Sociological Analyses.

The largest investment - 145.2m dollars - were made in the energy sector and natural gas supply. At present the Russian gas concern Gazprom is the biggest shareholder (50 per cent plus one share, which is 6,664,540 shares with voting rights) of MoldovaGaz, with the Russian company Itera working in the same field. The Moldovan-Russian Joint Venture Lukoil-Moldova is the leading oil supplier registered in Moldova.

Total foreign investment in the energy sector and gas supply is estimated at 181.6m dollars.

The USA rank second, but fall far behind Russia, with 42.4m dollars (10.2 per cent of the total) invested in Moldova. Comparatively insignificant American investment is mainly directed to the processing industry - 24.3m dollars. American businessmen also invested 2.1m dollars in agriculture, 7.3m dollars in the retail and wholesale trade, 4.9m dollars - in hotels and restaurants.

Spain has also made significant investment - 39.5m dollars, including via the Union Fenosa group, which purchased the power distribution networks (RED) Sud, Centru and Chisinau. The Netherlands invested 31.9m dollars (7.7 per cent), Germany - 19.8m dollars (4.8 per cent), France - 17m dollars (4.1 per cent) and Switzerland - 15.6m dollars (3.8 per cent). Romania invested 5.4m dollars (1.3 per cent) in Moldova, including 1.8m dollars in the retail and wholesale trade, and Ukraine is not included in official statistics.

Overall, in the last 11 years, Moldova attracted foreign investment worth 414m dollars, including 36.8m dollars in 2002.

Source: Basapress news agency, Chisinau, in Russian 1549 gmt 14 Apr 03

The largest investment - 145.2m dollars - were made in the energy sector and natural gas supply. At present the Russian gas concern Gazprom is the biggest shareholder (50 per cent plus one share, which is 6,664,540 shares with voting rights) of MoldovaGaz, with the Russian company Itera working in the same field.
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The USA rank second, but fall far behind Russia, with 42.4m dollars (10.2 per cent of the total) invested in Moldova. Comparatively insignificant American investment is mainly directed to the processing industry - 24.3m dollars.


Care-i diferenta intre investitie si expropriere pe datorie?

The largest investment - 145.2m dollars - were made in the energy sector and natural gas supply. At present the Russian gas concern Gazprom is the biggest shareholder (50 per cent plus one share, which is 6,664,540 shares with voting rights) of MoldovaGaz, with the Russian company Itera working in the same field.
...........
The USA rank second, but fall far behind Russia, with 42.4m dollars (10.2 per cent of the total) invested in Moldova. Comparatively insignificant American investment is mainly directed to the processing industry - 24.3m dollars.


Care-i diferenta intre investitie si expropriere pe datorie?

Good question. Intreaba-i pe cei care s-au aflat la putere in Bastardostan in ultimii 12 ani.

Moldovan leader, Russian parliamentarian discuss energy, ties

April 16, 2003 7:17pm


Chairman of the Committee for CIS Affairs of the Russian Federation Council (the upper chamber of the Parliament), Vadim Gustov met the representatives of Moldovan government on Tuesday [15 April] in Chisinau. He discussed, in particular, economic issues including Moldovan arrears for the supply of natural gas by the Russian company Gazprom.


The president's press-service reports that the President of Moldova Vladimir Voronin underlined the interest of Moldova in defining options to settle the problem of arrears for gas supplied by [Russian gas giant] Gazprom. The head of the state also pointed out "that it would be advisable to review the pricing policy with regard to gas imported by Moldova from Russia."

Voronin also pointed out the advisability of the proposal to intensify the work of Moldovan-Russian inter-governmental committees.

Gustov conducted several meetings in the Parliament.

According to the legislature's press-service, the issue of gas was raised again within the framework of the meeting with the leader of the Communist parliamentary fraction, Victor Stepaniuc. Stepaniuc noted that "economic relations with the Russian Federation are increasingly developing, especially after ratification of the Moldovan-Russian Political Treaty."

During the meeting with Chairman of the Commission for Foreign Policy Andrei Neguta, Gustov said that inter-parliamentary ties between the Republic of Moldova and Russia should stimulate bilateral trade relations. He specified that several priority directions had surfaced, including the establishment of direct relations with the Russian regions. Moldovan agricultural products are imperative in the northern Russian regions.

In his turn, Andrei Neguta underlined that about 220,000 Moldovan citizens are working in Russia, and it is necessary to create a legal framework for their social protection.

Both Neguta and Gustov noted that an agreement on cooperation between the parliament of the Republic of Moldova and the chambers of the Russian Federal Assembly is to be signed in the near future.

Gustov arrived in Chisinau on Tuesday [15 April] heading the delegation of the Federation Council. The delegation of the Russian parliament paid an earlier visit to Moldova in October 2002 and was headed by Chairman of the State Duma (the lower chamber of the Russian parliament) Gennadiy Seleznev. The talks between the Russian deputies and Moldovan officials mainly touched upon Moldovan-Russian relations and the withdrawal of the Russian military from Dniester region.

Source: Basapress news agency, Chisinau, in Russian 1153 gmt 16 Apr 2003

Luni, Iunie 30, 2003 - 12:25 EST, Interlic



RUSIA VA ELABORA UN PLAN DE RESTABILIRE A ÎNTREPRINDERILOR DE RADIO-ELECTRONICÃ ªI DIN INDUSTRIA DE APÃRARE A MOLDOVEI

Chiºinãu, 30 iunie, INTERLIC. Rusia va elabora un plan de restabilire a întreprinderilor de radio-electronicã ºi din industria de apãrare a Moldovei, transmite agenþia INTERLIC. Potrivit spuselor viceministrului industriei RM Mihai ªtirban, acest acord a fost stabilit în cadrul celei de-a 7-a ºedinþe a Comisiei interguvernamentale moldo-ruse pentru cooperare comercial-economicã ºi tehnico-ºtiinþificã, care a avut loc la Chiºinãu la 27 iunie 2003.

Potrivit spuselor dlui Mihai ªtirban, reprezentanþii Ministerului Industriei al Moldovei ºi Rusiei au convenit sã desfãºoare la Chiºinãu în cea de-a doua jumãtate a lunii septembrie 2003 o ºedinþã a grupelor de lucru ale specialiºtilor de la ministerele de resort. Ei urmeazã sã studieze la faþa locului situaþia la întreprinderile de radio-electronicã ºi la cele din industria de apãrare ale Moldovei ºi sã prezinte apoi planuri concrete de restabilire cu participarea investitorilor ruºi.

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