CSO: FDI positions in Ireland increased by nearly €17bn

As a percentage of GDP, inward FDI increased by 14% while outward FDI decreased by 9%
CSO: FDI positions in Ireland increased by nearly €17bn

Google is one of the hundreds of companies that contribute to Ireland's FDI. Picture: PA

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) positions in Ireland increased by approximately €16.9bn in 2020, according to figures released by the Central Statistics Office today (CSO). 

As a percentage of GDP, inward FDI increased by 14% while outward FDI decreased by 9%. 

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