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Iceland Highest FDI Outflows

46.52% in 2007
Foreign direct investment, net outflows as % of GDP · World Bank

The highest fdi outflows in Iceland was 46.52% in 2007. The top 5 years were: 2007 (46.52%), 2005 (41.23%), 2006 (31.41%), 2004 (18.49%), 2009 (17.20%).

Top 5 Highest Years▾
Iceland Top 5 Highest FDI Outflows Years
RankYearValue
1st 2007 46.52%
2nd 2005 41.23%
3rd 2006 31.41%
4th 2004 18.49%
5th 2009 17.20%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
2007 46.52% +15.11% 153rd
2005 41.23% +22.74% 149th
2006 31.41% −9.82% 151st
2004 18.49% +15.17% 143rd
2009 17.20% +37.91% 156th
2002 3.63% −0.36% 132nd
2001 3.99% −0.11% 123rd
2000 4.10% +2.73% 114th
2025 2.53% +1.14% 30th
2015 2.55% +2.43% 144th
2013 3.24% +24.69% 146th
2003 3.31% −0.32% 129th
2024 1.39% +0.29% 131st
2023 1.10% +0.25% 118th
2022 0.85% +1.01% 110th
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Source: World Bank (BM.KLT.DINV.WD.GD.ZS)
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