CBCG: The total inflow of foreign direct investments increased by 29,2 percent

99,8 million euros flowed out of the country on the basis of investments by residents abroad, while withdrawals of funds by non-residents invested in Montenegro amounted to 208,6 million euros

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The total inflow of foreign direct investments (FDI) in November last year amounted to 764 million euros, while at the same time 308,4 million euros went out of the country, preliminary data from the Central Bank (CBCG) show.

The net inflow of foreign direct investments amounted to 455,6 million euros, which is 10,8 percent more compared to the same period in 2020.

"The total inflow of foreign direct investments increased by 29,2 percent compared to the comparative period, which is the result of the growth of equity investments," it is stated in the CBCG Bulletin.

99,8 million euros flowed out of the country on the basis of investments by residents abroad, while withdrawals of funds by non-residents invested in Montenegro amounted to 208,6 million euros.

The inflow of foreign direct investments in the form of equity investments amounted to 404,7 million euros, which is 53 percent of the total. Of this, EUR 245,7 million was invested in real estate, and EUR 159 million in companies and banks.

The inflow of FDI in the form of intercompany debt amounted to EUR 267,4 million, which is 24,2 percent less than in the same period in 2020.

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