Europe's most attractive cities for FDI 2012
The most attractive cities to establish operations in Europe in 2012, ranked by decision-makers in companies
This statistic shows the most attractive cities to establish operations in Europe in 2012, ranked by decision-makers in companies. In 2012, 49 percent of surveyed decision-makers in companies worldwide perceived London as Europe's most attractive investment city.
The most attractive cities to establish operations in Europe in 2012, ranked by decision-makers in companies
| Share of respondents | |
|---|---|
| London | 49% |
| Paris | 34% |
| Berlin | 20% |
| Frankfurt | 11% |
| Munich | 8% |
| Barcelona | 7% |
| Amsterdam | 6% |
| Moscow | 6% |
| Brussels | 6% |
| Prague | 4% |
| Milan | 4% |
| Warsaw | 4% |
| Stockholm | 4% |
| Zurich | 4% |
| Hamburg | 3% |
| Share of respondents | |
|---|---|
| London | 49% |
| Paris | 34% |
| Berlin | 20% |
| Frankfurt | 11% |
| Munich | 8% |
| Barcelona | 7% |
| Amsterdam | 6% |
| Moscow | 6% |
| Brussels | 6% |
| Prague | 4% |
| Milan | 4% |
| Warsaw | 4% |
| Stockholm | 4% |
| Zurich | 4% |
| Hamburg | 3% |
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- Release date
- June 2013
- Region
- Europe
- Survey time period
- November to December 2012
- Number of respondents
- 808 respondents
- Special properties
- decision-makers in companies
- Method of interview
- Telephone interview
- Supplementary notes
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Interviews based on an international panel of decision-makers of all origins, with clear views and experience of Europe:
• 53% European businesses
• 29% North American businesses
• 12% Asian businesses
• 3% Latin American businesses
• 2% Middle East
Of the non-European companies, 66% have established operations in Europe. As a result, overall, 81% of the 808 companies interviewed have a presence in Europe.
Source
- Show sources information
- Show publisher information
- Release date
- June 2013
More information
- Region
- Europe
- Survey time period
- November to December 2012
- Number of respondents
- 808 respondents
- Special properties
- decision-makers in companies
- Method of interview
- Telephone interview
- Supplementary notes
-
Interviews based on an international panel of decision-makers of all origins, with clear views and experience of Europe:
• 53% European businesses
• 29% North American businesses
• 12% Asian businesses
• 3% Latin American businesses
• 2% Middle East
Of the non-European companies, 66% have established operations in Europe. As a result, overall, 81% of the 808 companies interviewed have a presence in Europe.
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