Investment Survey 2025 - United States
The net share of US firms expecting to increase investment dropped to 5%, down from 10% in EIBIS 2024.
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The net share of US firms expecting to increase investment dropped to 5%, down from 10% in EIBIS 2024.
A total of 91% of Swedish firms reported engaging in investment activity, outperforming the EU average of 86%.
The share of Slovenian firms investing remains high at 92%, above the EU average of 86%.
In the last financial year, 84% of Portuguese firms invested, in line with EIBIS 2024 at 82% and close to the EU average of 86%.
On balance, 37% of Maltese firms expect to increase investment in 2025, compared to an EU average of 4%.
A high proportion of German firms continue to invest at 89%, slightly higher than the EU average of 86%.
A total of 85% of French firms view uncertainty as an impediment to investment.
In Cyprus, 94% of firms reported investing in the last financial year, compared to 84% in EIBIS 2024.
Intangible assets such as Research and Development, training, and software accounted for 28% of CESEE firm investments.