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Austria Remains Main Investor in Slovenia

Published: October 11, 2013; 06:37 · (Vindobona)

Last year, almost the half of the foreign direct investments in Slovenia came from Austria.

Austria Remains Main Investor in Slovenia / Picture: © Vindobona.org

At the end of last year, foreign direct investments in Slovenia totaled € 11.8bn. Compared to 2011, the FDI level remained unchanged. With investments of more than € 5.6bn, Austrian investors ranked first. This corresponds to a share of 48%. The main sectors in which Austrian companies invested was the financial industry, the real estate industry and the retail…

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Austria Remains Main Investor in Slovenia

Last year, almost the half of the foreign direct investments in Slovenia came from Austria.

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