OREANDA-NEWS. June 29, 2010. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, at the average 3051 leis of investment to fixed-capital assets is the share of each one person as compared to 5105 leis in 2008. The total volume of investment fell to construction and installation works the share of which made up 54.3% of total investment reducing by 1.9 pp as compared to 2008.

The share of cost of equipment, machines and vehicles made up 39.1% or 1.1 pp more than in the last year. Out of total investment spent for purchasing of equipment, machines and vehicles 91.5% are foreign.

In 2009 the means of state budget and administrative-territorial units in the total volume of investment to fixed-capital assets made up 1 billion 76.4 million leis (9.8%). The share of foreign investment to fixed-capital assets in total volume of assimilated funds made up 21.6% increasing by 1.1 pp as compared to 2008.

At the same time it was noted, the activization of investment activity happened due to assimilation of investment by private sector of economy to the share of which falls 41.3% of total volume of investment to fixed-capital assets, 43.4% of construction and installation works’ volume and 93.2% of commissioned housings.

In 2009 the most attractive types of economic activity for investors were real estate transactions (21.6% of total assimilated investment to fixed-capital assets), transport and communication (20.2%), wholesale and retail trade (11.0%), gas, water, electricity and heat supply (10.8%), processing industry (8.6%).