L-Investiment Dirett fʼMalta u Barra: Jannar-Diċembru 2025

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Il-Punti ewlenin

  • Fi tmiem l-2025, il-pożizzjoni tal-investiment dirett barrani f’Malta kienet ta’ €493.1 biljun, filwaqt li l-investiment dirett barra minn Malta laħaq l-€463.9 biljun.
  • L-Attivitajiet finanzjarji u tal-assigurazzjoni kellhom l-akbar sehem fl-investiment dirett barrani ʼl ġewwa u ʼl barra minn Malta.
  • Matul l-2025, il-flussi tal-investiment dirett barrani ʼl ġewwa u ʼl barra minn Malta laħqu l-10.7 biljuni u t-€12.9-il biljun, rispettivament.

Il-Kummentarju

Fi tmiem l-2025, il-pożizzjoni tal-istokk tal-Investiment Dirett Barrani f’Malta kienet ta’ €493.1 biljun, filwaqt li l-Investiment Dirett Barra minn Malta laħaq l-€463.9 biljun.

L-Investiment Dirett Barrani (FDI) fʼMalta

Matul l-2025, l-investiment dirett barrani f’Malta kien taʼ €10.7 biljuni (Tabella nru 1). Il-kontributuri ewlenin kienu l-Attivitajiet finanzjarji u tal-assigurazzjoni, bl-akbar sehem ikun dak ġej mis-sħab Ewropej (Tabella nru 2).

Fi tmiem l-2025, il-pożizzjoni tal-investiment dirett barrani kienet taʼ €493.1 biljun, żieda ta’ €13.4-il biljun fuq is-sena taʼ qabel. L-Attivitajiet finanzjarji u tal-assigurazzjoni kellhom sehem taʼ 98.3 fil-mija tal-istokk tal-Investiment Dirett Barrani (Tabella nru 3).

L-Investiment Dirett Barra minn Malta

Matul l-2025, l-investiment dirett nett barra mill-pajjiż laħaq bʼkollox €12.9-il biljun, l-aktar permezz ta’ ishma u fondi ta’ investiment/unitajiet (Tabella nru 4).

Il-pożizzjoni tal-istokk tal-investiment dirett nett barra mill-pajjiż kienet ta’ €463.9 biljun fʼDiċembru 2025, żieda taʼ €11.0-il biljun fuq il-qagħda tal-2024. L-Attivitajiet finanzjarji u tal-assigurazzjoni kellhom sehem ta’ 99.5 fil-mija tal-investiment dirett barra mill-pajjiż, bʼħafna minnu jmur għand pajjiżi tal-UE (Tabella nru 6). 

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Methodological Notes

1. The collection, compilation and presentation of both the International Investment Position (IIP) and the Balance of Payments (BoP) statements of Malta fall under the responsibility of the National Statistics Office (NSO), with the co-operation of the Central Bank of Malta (CBM). Direct Investment is extracted from both statements, and compiled in accordance with the international guidelines set out in the sixth manual of the International Monetary Fund (BPM6).
 
However, the Direct Investment news release is presented on a directional basis, ie. inward and outward, rather than on an asset and liability basis. The statement incorporates data relating to special purpose entities which are classified under financial service activities. This inclusion has brought about significant changes in the FDI statement.
 
2. Direct Investment is defined as “a category of cross-border investment associated with a resident in one economy having control or a significant degree of influence on the management of an enterprise that is resident in another economy.” (BPM6).
 
a. Direct Investment is sub-divided into two categories:
●  Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Malta – where a foreign investor owns 10% or more of the ordinary shares (or voting power) of an enterprise in Malta; and
 
●  Direct Investment Abroad – where a Maltese resident entity (or an individual, government or association) owns 10% or more of the ordinary shares of an enterprise in another economy. These companies can be subsidiaries, affiliates or branches.
 
b. Direct Investment is made up of three basic components:
● Equity and investment fund shares/units – comprising equity investment in subsidiaries, associates and branches. Capital contributions (e.g. provisions of machinery) and purchase of immovable property are also classified under equity capital. Also consists of the direct investor’s share of earnings not distributed as dividends by subsidiaries and associates; and earnings that branches do not remit to the direct investor. Losses are regarded as negative reinvested earnings.
 

● Debt Instruments – including inter-company transactions such as borrowing and lending of funds; and trade debits and credits between direct investors and direct investment enterprises. Transactions between enterprises in different economies that share the same direct investor are also considered as direct investment and included under debt instruments.


3. Direct Investment flows include transactions occurring during a particular period. Besides accumulated flows, the Direct Investment Stock Position takes into account any market value revaluations, reclassifications and exchange rate changes prevailing at the end of the reporting period.

4. The primary data source used in the compilation of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) statistics is the Tax Index of Financial Data (TIFD), supplemented by survey data.  Together, these sources provide coverage of all sectors of the Maltese economy.

5.  Data are to be considered provisional. 
 
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