The Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina published its 2024 foreign direct investment (FDI) survey results, reporting inflows of BAM 1.76 billion, down by BAM 301.2 million from BAM 2.06 billion in 2023. The FDI stock at end-2024 totalled BAM 21.22 billion, and the release also incorporated revisions for the previous two years based on additional data collected in the latest survey. Croatia was the largest source of 2024 inflows (BAM 391.1 million), followed by Germany (BAM 255.3 million) and Slovenia (BAM 247.1 million). By activity, financial services received the largest inflows (BAM 503.8 million), ahead of retail trade (BAM 219.8 million) and wholesale trade (BAM 205.1 million). For the stock position, the largest country exposures were Croatia (BAM 3.22 billion, 15.2% of total), Austria (BAM 2.9 billion, 13.7%) and Serbia (BAM 2.8 billion, 13.3%), while the largest sectoral stocks were in financial services (BAM 4.27 billion), telecommunications (BAM 2.02 billion) and wholesale trade (BAM 2.01 billion).
Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina 2025-08-26
Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina reports BAM 1.76 billion foreign direct investment inflows in 2024
The Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina released its 2024 foreign direct investment survey results, showing inflows of BAM 1.76 billion, a decrease from BAM 2.06 billion in 2023. Croatia was the largest source of inflows, while financial services received the most investment. The FDI stock at end-2024 was BAM 21.22 billion, with revisions for previous years included.