Kosovo Leads Balkan FDI Growth in 2025 with 30% Increase
Kosovo recorded the most significant growth in foreign direct investment (FDI) within the Balkans during 2025, according to a regional compilation of investment flows. The country achieved a substantial 30% increase, totaling approximately €1.03 billion, placing it as the top performer in the region. This represents a notable rise compared to 2024 figures.
Slovenia followed as the second-largest recipient of FDI, attracting €1.44 billion with a 19% growth rate. Montenegro saw a more modest, but still positive, increase with €531 million and an 8% growth. However, the investment landscape across the Balkans was uneven.
North Macedonia experienced the most substantial contraction, with FDI declining by 61% to €468 million. Serbia also saw a significant downturn, with a 51% decrease in FDI to €2.278 billion. Croatia’s FDI decreased by 37% to €2.63 billion.
Albania’s investment figures were not included in this compilation. The data highlights a dynamic investment environment within the Balkans, with Kosovo’s impressive growth demonstrating a key trend for the region.
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