Moldova’s ODA injects €4.65m into local businesses during H1 2026

Moldovan small and medium enterprises (SMEs) secured over €4.65 million (approx. 91.38 million MDL) in non-reimbursable grants during the first half of 2026. The financial support, managed by the Entrepreneurship Development Organization (ODA), has targeted 383 companies nationwide.

Moldova honey exports to EU reach €12.4m amid strict quality rules

Honey exports from the Republic of Moldova continue to expand across European markets, driven by deeper trade integration. Out of a total national production of approximately 5,000 metric tons last year, local producers exported over 4,500 metric tons directly to the European Union (EU). This volume represents a significant increase of nearly ten percent compared to the 2024 fiscal year.

Edineț Industrial Park attracts dozens of resident companies and creates hundreds of jobs

Edineț Industrial Park has always focused on creating jobs, supporting local businesses, and attracting investment to northern Moldova. More than a decade later, it has become one of the region's leading economic drivers.

Sunflower harvest expected to be higher this year, experts

The national average sunflower yield this year could range from 18 to 20 quintals per hectare, compared with the ten year average of 19 quintals per hectare. The Environmental Meteorology and Monitoring Authority based this estimate on an analysis of agroclimatic factors, including rainfall, soil moisture, and the weather conditions forecast for the remaining period before harvest.

Moldovan entrepreneur succeeds in EU plum exports through quality and modern technology

Zinaida Plămădeală successfully exports plums to the European Union, proving that Moldovan businesses can compete on the global stage. Her company transformed by investing in quality and modern technology, driven by the opportunities created by the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area.

Moldova's installed renewable energy capacity has topped 1.06 GW

In the first five months of this year, renewable energy production capacities in the Republic of Moldova increased by 86.88 MW, reaching a total of 1,067 MW installed nationally by the end of May.

Moldova launches construction of its first five kilometers of highway, with a joint customs crossing to Romania

A 5.1-kilometer section of highway will be constructed in the Republic of Moldova for the first time. This project is based on an agreement signed on July 2 in Bucharest between the governments of the Republic of Moldova and Romania.

Moldova state guarantees trigger €43.5M in Q2 business investments

National investments generated via state financial guarantees managed by the Organization for Entrepreneurship Development (ODA) exceeded €43.57 million (approx. 854 million MDL) during the second quarter. This volume represents a more than twofold increase compared to the first three months of the year.

Poșta Moldovei updates shipping rules under EU mandate

Moldovan state postal operator Poșta Moldovei announced that a simplified flat customs fee of €3 (approx. 59 MDL) applies to specific international mail items dispatched to the European Union. The regulatory measure entered into force on July 1, 2026.

Moldova boosts regional infrastructure with €1.3m Ocnita industrial hub

The Moldovan government granted official industrial park status to the Multifunctional Industrial Park in Ocnita during a cabinet session on July 1. The newly designated hub will occupy a 9.56-hectare land site in the northern city of Ocnita, providing specialized infrastructure for diverse manufacturing and processing operations.

Energocom seeks new general director, with applications open until July 20

Energocom announced a competition for the position of General Manager. Applications will be accepted until July 20. The successful candidate will be appointed for a full term to manage the company, a role that is currently held on an interim basis.

OFFICIAL | Ukrainian refugees contributed 1.6 billion lei to Moldova's budget and launched more than 200 businesses

Ukrainian refugees have contributed about 1.6 billion lei to Moldova’s public budget since 2022 through taxes and social contributions. They have also launched more than 200 businesses in the local market.