List of Countries By FDI Abroad

This is the list of countries by stock of Foreign direct investment (FDI) abroad, that is the cumulative US dollar value of all investments in foreign countries made directly by residents - primarily companies - of the home country, as of the end of the time period indicated. Direct investment excludes investment through purchase of shares.

The list is based on the CIA World Factbook data. Dependent territories and not fully recognized states are not ranked.

Rank Country Stock of FDI
abroad
Date of
information
World 16,220,000,000,000 2008 est.
1 United States 3,597,000,000,000 2010 est.
2 France 1,837,000,000,000 2010 est.
3 United Kingdom 1,705,000,000,000 2010 est.
4 Germany 1,484,000,000,000 2010 est.
5 Netherlands 950,800,000,000 2010 est.
Hong Kong 873,100,000,000 2010 est.
6 Switzerland 814,600,000,000 2010 est.
7 Japan 719,900,000,000 2010 est.
8 Spain 641,000,000,000 2010 est.
9 Belgium 632,800,000,000 2010 est.
10 Canada 602,500,000,000 2010 est.
11 Italy 601,100,000,000 2010 est.
12 Sweden 383,900,000,000 2010 est.
13 Ireland 286,200,000,000 2010 est.
14 China 278,900,000,000 2010 est.
15 Russia 260,500,000,000 2010 est.
16 Australia 245,900,000,000 2010 est.
17 Norway 226,600,000,000 2010 est.
18 Denmark 199,800,000,000 2010 est.
19 Singapore 172,100,000,000 2010 est.
- Taiwan 162,900,000,000 2009 est.
20 Austria 154,100,000,000 2010 est.
21 Brazil 131,000,000,000 2010 est.
22 Finland 122,200,000,000 2010 est.
23 South Korea 115,600,000,000 2009 est.
24 India 89,040,000,000 2010 est.
25 Malaysia 82,650,000,000 2010 est.
26 Portugal 63,640,000,000 2010 est.
27 Mexico 62,930,000,000 2010 est.
28 Israel 58,420,000,000 2010 est.
29 United Arab Emirates 54,910,000,000 2010 est.
30 South Africa 53,380,000,000 2010 est.
31 Chile 51,150,000,000 2010 est.
32 Kuwait 44,310,000,000 2010 est.
33 Greece 38,660,000,000 2010 est.
34 Indonesia 33,710,000,000 2010 est.
35 Poland 30,710,000,000 2010 est.
36 Argentina 30,160,000,000 2010 est.
37 Venezuela 20,970,000,000 2010 est.
38 Thailand 20,300,000,000 2010 est.
39 Hungary 19,800,000,000 2010 est.
40 Qatar 19,490,000,000 2010 est.
41 Colombia 19,200,000,000 2010 est.
42 Tajikistan 18,500,000,000 2010 est.
43 Saudi Arabia 18,000,000,000 2010 est.
44 Cyprus 16,570,000,000 2010 est.
45 Turkey 16,420,000,000 2010 est.
46 Libya 15,320,000,000 2010 est.
47 Czech Republic 14,670,000,000 2010 est.
48 Slovenia 9,001,000,000 2010 est.
49 Bahrain 8,399,000,000 2010 est.
50 Vietnam 7,700,000,000 2009 est.
51 Kazakhstan 7,208,000,000 2010 est.
52 Estonia 7,134,000,000 2010 est.
53 Philippines 6,495,000,000 2010 est.
54 Croatia 6,334,000,000 2010 est.
55 Nigeria 6,071,000,000 2010 est.
56 Azerbaijan 6,058,000,000 2010 est.
57 Egypt 4,900,000,000 2010 est.
58 Angola 4,883,000,000 2010 est.
59 Cuba 4,138,000,000 2006 est.
60 Trinidad and Tobago 3,829,000,000 2007
61 Slovakia 2,643,000,000 2010 est.
62 Lithuania 2,507,000,000 2010 est.
63 Ukraine 2,327,000,000 2010 est.
64 Peru 2,120,000,000 2010 est.
65 Iran 2,075,000,000 2010 est.
66 Algeria 1,844,000,000 2010 est.
67 Romania 1,831,000,000 2010 est.
68 Bulgaria 1,372,000,000 2010 est.
69 Latvia 1,097,000,000 2010 est.
70 Morocco 1,047,000,000 2010 est.
71 Pakistan 1,047,000 2010 est.
- Macau 980,000,000 2009 est.
72 Costa Rica 547,000,000 2010 est.
73 Kenya 338,000,000 2010 est.
74 El Salvador 273,000,000 2010 est.
75 Tunisia 251,000,000 2010 est.
76 Uruguay 156,000,000 2007 est.
77 Bangladesh 82,000,000 2010 est.
78 Moldova 62,440,000 2010 est.

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