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Expenditures by foreign direct financiers to get, develop, or expand U.S. companies amounted to $232.2 billion in 2025, according to preliminary data released today by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. Expenditures increased $76.8 billion, or 49.5 percent, from 2024 levels. As in previous years, acquisitions of existing U.S. companies represented most of the expenditures.
Planned total expenditures, which include both first-year and planned future expenditures, were $284.5 billion. By industry, expenditures for new direct financial investment were biggest in publishing industries ($50.7 billion), followed by chemicals making ($45.4 billion) and plastics and rubber products manufacturing ($19.0 billion).
The nation with the largest financial investment was Japan ($50.5 billion), followed by Germany ($26.7 billion) and Canada ($23.5 billion).1 By region, Europe contributed the most brand-new investment, $116.6 billion, or 50.2 percent of all new financial investment in 2025. Asia and Pacific was the second-largest investing area, with $71.9 billion in expenditures.
organization or to broaden an existing foreign-owned U.S. businesswere $13.8 billion in 2025. By industry, greenfield expenses were largest in transport and warehousing ($3.6 billion), computers and electronics items production ($2.0 billion), and chemicals manufacturing ($1.8 billion). By area, investors from Asia and Pacific contributed the highest dollar value of greenfield expenses ($8.3 billion), led by Australia ($3.0 billion), South Korea ($2.2 billion), and Japan ($1.7 billion).
Planned overall expenses for greenfield investment started in 2025, which include both first-year and organized future expenses, were $66.1 billion. Total planned work, which includes the present employment of gotten business, the prepared employment of freshly established business enterprises when fully operational, and the planned work associated with expansions, was 232,400.
California (37,200) was the state with the largest present employment resulting from brand-new investment, followed by Illinois (17,600) and Texas (16,500).
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