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FDI into Ukraine grew 12% in 2009

March 2, 2010

Net growth of foreign direct investment into Ukraine’s economy was US $5.634 billion in 2009. Altogether, the volume of FDI grew 12% over 2009. Overall, foreign direct investment in Ukraine stood at US $40.027 billion at January 1, 2010, which is 12.4% more than was registered at January 1, 2009.

Investment has come to Ukraine from 125 different countries. Among the Top 10 are:

Cyprus US $8.583bn

Germany US $6.613bn

Holland US $4.002bn

Russia US $2.675bn

Austria US $2.604bn

The UK US $2.376bn

France US $1.640bn

The US US $1.387bn

BVI US $1.371bn

Sweden US $1.272bn

The volume of direct investment from Ukraine to other countries stood at US $6.223bn at January 1, 2010, including: