An increasing number of Moldovan companies are expanding into Romania

Trade and economic exchanges between the Republic of Moldova and Romania continue to show positive growth. The total value of bilateral trade between the two countries is approximately € 3 billion, making Romania one of Moldova's key trading partners. Moldovan companies have invested over 80 million euros in Romania, according to Victor Chirilă, the Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to Romania. In recent years, an increasing number of Moldovan companies have been introducing their products to the Romanian market, opening representative offices, and having their products featured in large retail networks across Romania.

Moldovan entrepreneurs received 130 million lei in compensation for electricity

Entrepreneurs in the Republic of Moldova received approximately 98 million lei as compensation for electricity costs between January and August 2025, through the Organization for the Development of Entrepreneurship (ODA). Additionally, another 32 million lei was provided as compensation through AIPA. This initiative is part of the Government's Program aimed at compensating 50% of the increase in electricity tariffs, which is supported financially by the European Union.

Sugar imports from Serbia restricted in the Republic of Moldova

Sugar prices will not increase, despite restrictions on the import of cheap production from Serbia. The assurances were given by the Government, which approved a project on Wednesday, October 8, that limits sugar imports from Serbia to no more than 1,000 tons.

Why better storage is vital for Moldova's future in the EU

Improving post-harvest infrastructure is one of the priorities for the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry.

Energy costs: Moldova grants firms aid via EU-backed programme

Fifty-nine companies in Moldova received non-reimbursable grants totalling 8.9 million lei ($480,000) in September, disbursed via the Organization for Entrepreneurship Development (ODA).

Moldova's railway tariff hike sparks export competitiveness fear

The Moldovan Railway's (CFM) decision to raise freight tariffs starting October 1st has raised concerns within the agricultural sector.

Cheaper EU banking: Moldova integrates into SEPA zone

The Republic of Moldova became an operational member of the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) on Monday, 6 October.

CCI names winners of “Golden Barrel 2024"

On Sunday, the second day of National Wine Day, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Moldova (CCI) announced the winners of the 23rd edition of the "Golden Barrel 2024" contest. This event highlights amateur winemakers from throughout the country. More than 450 participants showcased their homemade wines, and the best were honoured for their passion and skill in the art of winemaking.

MIA Instant Payments hits 750,000 users, 12B lei in 18 months

The Republic of Moldova will join the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) in just a few days. This was announced by Petru Rotaru, the First Deputy Governor of the National Bank of Moldova (BNM), during the Fintech Moldova Conference 2025. This event, held in Chisinau, focused on digital financial innovations in the Republic of Moldova and highlighted SEPA as a key component of European financial integration.

Cojușna family business succeeds with apple cider vinegar exports to Romania

A small artisanal business is developping in Cojușna village, Strășeni district. Thanks to funding obtained through the Organization for Entrepreneurship Development (ODA), the company was equipped with modern machinery. Now, 100% organic apple cider vinegar is produced in larger quantities, and the launch of another local product is planned.

ODA Director: We have 10 business funding programs integrated into a single mechanism

Starting this year, entrepreneurs in Moldova have easier access to funding through grants, after the Government integrated 10 national priorities into a single financial product. The measure aims to simplify procedures and encourage new business creation.

Moldovan wine industry focuses on new markets amidst US export decline

Moldova’s National Wine Day has set a new participation record, bringing together 106 wineries, including small local producers.