sábado, 21 de junio de 2014

Foreign investment in Bolivia rose 65% in 2013: BCB

    La Paz, June 20 (ABI) -. Bolivia received 1,750 million of net foreign direct investment in management 2013, an amount which represented an increase of 65% over the management 2012 when 1.060 million were collected, according to a recent report of stocks and flows of foreign private capital released by the Central Bank of Bolivia (BCB).

    On the other hand, gross FDI in 2013 reached a record 2.030 billion, 34.9% more than 1,505 million recorded in 2012.

    The most important modality in gross investment were reinvested earnings, which meant 82.9% of the total.

   Meanwhile, the divestments flow reached $ 280 million, less amounts to $ 165 million compared to 2012 last year.

    Gross flows of foreign direct investment, economic activity last year were concentrated mainly in extractive sectors, but with a significant increase in manufacturing.

    The hydrocarbons sector attracted 68.9% of gross foreign direct investment in 2013, while manufacturing fell to 15.1% and 7.4% in mining.
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