Africa FDI Map and Investment Outlook After 2024 Boom and 2025 Pullback
The volatility and geographic concentration of investment flows raises questions about Africa’s ability to sustain momentum into 2026 and beyond.
The volatility and geographic concentration of investment flows raises questions about Africa’s ability to sustain momentum into 2026 and beyond.
Fixed asset investment has continued to expand steadily, but growth has slowed in recent years, with the sharpest declines in real estate and construction.
The Philippines is ASEAN’s most domestically anchored growth platform, combining demographic depth with diversified external exposure.
Diversified global trade exposure, strong manufacturing intensity and rising FDI underpin resilient growth with lower volatility than many regional peers.
Thailand’s USD 300 billion export base, rising FDI inflows and manufacturing depth keep it central to ASEAN supply chains.
Poland is sustaining above-peer growth and deepening its integration into European supply chains.
Sustained investment intensity and long-term growth are concentrating global capital formation in a small group of economies, led by China and the U.S.
FDI and M&A remained concentrated in Asia and North America, while infrastructure attracted the bulk of project-financed investment.
Vietnam’s export-led growth reflects structural gains from China+1 supply-chain reallocation rather than cyclical trade expansion.
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