Foreign Direct Investment Inflows to BH in 2024 Amounted to KM 1.76 Billion 8/26/2025 Tweet The inflow of foreign direct investment to Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2024 amounted to KM 1.76 billion, according to data from the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina (CBBH) survey on foreign direct investment for 2024. Direct investment in 2024 are KM 301.2 million lower than in 2023, when they amounted to KM 2.06 billion. In terms of geographical distribution, the largest investment inflows in 2024 came from Croatia (KM 391.1 million), followed by Germany (KM 255.3 million), and Slovenia (KM 247.1 million). Observed by activity, the largest amount of investments, amounting to KM 503.8 million, was realized in the field of financial services, followed by KM 219.8 million in the field of retail trade, and KM 205.1 million in the field of wholesale trade. At the end of 2024, the total stock of foreign direct investments in BH amounted to KM 21.22 billion. In addition to foreign direct investments realized during 2024, this amount also represents the result of investments from previous years, as well as the results of operations of foreign-owned companies. The largest amount of direct investment stock relates to Croatia KM 3.22 billion or 15.2% of the total investment stock, followed by Austria KM 2.9 billion or 13.7% and Serbia KM 2.8 billion or 13.3% of the total investment stock. Observed by sector, the largest stock of foreign direct investment is in the sector of financial services (KM 4.27 billion), followed by telecommunications (KM 2.02 billion) and wholesale trade (KM 2.01 billion). In accordance with the revision policy and based on additional data collected in this year's survey, along with the publication of data for 2024, revisions of data for the previous two years were also carried out Detailed data are published on the CBBH website, statistical portal.
