Cu cât au scăzut investițiile străine, în ce domenii, de ce și ce urmează? Daniel Constantin, președintele ARICE: „România continuă să fie pe radarul investitorilor străini”

Foreign direct investments (FDI) in Romania dropped significantly in the first half of 2026 compared to 2025, with a decline of over 80%. Despite this downturn, Romania remains attractive to international investors, who are now more cautious and focused on high-value projects. The decrease in FDI is attributed to various factors, including reduced reinvested profits and specific transactions affecting net investment flows. Investors are increasingly interested in sectors like advanced manufacturing, IT, and energy, emphasizing Romania's potential in technology and automation. The country offers a strategic location, skilled workforce, and access to the European market, making it a viable option for future investments.