Moldova’s flagship tech initiative, Moldova Innovation Technology Park (MITP), has become one of the country’s most powerful economic engines. According to its latest annual report, the park closed 2024 with record-breaking numbers and is now on track to generate more than €1 billion in revenues by 2025.
The momentum is striking: MITP now hosts 2,154 resident companies, up 33% from 2023. Last year alone, 686 new companies joined, including 455 startups founded in 2024, marking the biggest expansion in the park’s seven-year history.
Part of that growth came after new rules allowed outsourcing and call-center services for export starting in February 2024. That single policy shift pulled in more than 200 fresh entrants.
Exports, taxes, and big national impact
88% of sales from MITP companies go abroad, making up 26% of the nation’s total service exports. Total sales in 2024 reached 15.2 billion lei (~€770M), a 21% jump year over year.
Tax contributions hit 1.5 billion lei, with MITP residents covering the equivalent of 16% of Moldova’s national healthcare budget and 90% of higher education funding.
Beyond exports, the park is reshaping Moldova’s job market, as more than 24,200 employees work for MITP companies. The average monthly salary reached 50,064 lei (~€2,600) — up 23% year-over-year. Women now represent 32% of all specialists.
MITP’s influence is increasingly international: resident companies span 42 countries, including the US, UK, Germany, Romania, and Ukraine. Around 1 in 8 companies has foreign or mixed capital.
 hits record growth in 2024, housing 2,154 companies and fueling nearly 5% of GDP. Revenues expected to surpass €1B in 2025.){kind=link}