Foreign Direct Investment in Montenegro Reaches €16 Billion Since 2006

An economic analysis reveals that over €16 billion in foreign capital has flowed into Montenegro, with Russia as the largest single investor and significant portions directed toward real estate and services rather than productivity-enhancing sectors.

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Stranci u Crnu Goru uložili 16 milijardi eura: Analiza Privredne...

Novac je od 2006. stizao iz više od 120 zemalja, a najveći pojedinačni investitor bila je Rusija sa oko 13 odsto ukupnih SDI Veliki dio stranog novca završavao je u nekretninama i uslugama, dok su ulaganja koja snažnije podstiču produktivnost, izvoz i domaću proizvodnju ostala ograničena Nakon pandemije ulaganja u nekretnine ponovo su snažno porasla, pa su u pojedinim godinama dostizala gotovo pola milijarde eura i činila čak polovinu ukupnog priliva SDI

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Foreign Direct Investment in Montenegro Reaches €16 Billion Since 2006

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