Two-way investment brief
Australia–Cuba
Cuba direct investment in Australia
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Total Cuba investment in Australia
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Australian direct investment in Cuba
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Total Australian investment in Cuba
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Trend
Direct investment in both directions
- Cuba in Australia
- Australia in Cuba
Source: ABS, International Investment Position, Australia: Supplementary Statistics (5352.0).
- Direct investment
- Portfolio investment
- Other investment
Source: ABS, International Investment Position, Australia: Supplementary Statistics (5352.0).
Net transactions during the year; negative = net disinvestment
- Cuba → Australia
- Australia → Cuba
Source: ABS, International Investment Position, Australia: Supplementary Statistics (5352.0).
Trade relationship
Australia–Cuba trade
Investment and trade move together: the partners that invest most in Australia are usually major trading partners too. Goods trade is recorded monthly (latest: July 2026); services annually.
Two-way trade, 2025
A$16 m
Goods exports to Cuba, 2025
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Goods imports from Cuba, 2025
A$16 m
Services trade, 2025
A$0 k
Calendar years, A$ (ABS merchandise trade)
- Exports to Cuba
- Imports from Cuba
Source: ABS, International Merchandise Trade (MERCH_EXP / MERCH_IMP), summed to calendar years.
Calendar years, A$ (ABS international trade in services by country)
- Exports to Cuba
- Imports from Cuba
Source: ABS, International Trade in Services by Country, calendar years.
Economic outlook
Cuba’s economy
2025 at a glance
- New FDI from Cuba
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- New Australian FDI in Cuba
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- Direct investment income paid to investors
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- Direct investment income earned by Australians
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Cuba globally (World Bank)
- FDI outflows
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- FDI inflows
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- GDP, 2020
- $107 bn
- Region · income
- Latin America & Caribbean · Upper-middle income
Regulatory openness (OECD FDIRRI)
OECD index data loading — see FDI openness
Sources: ABS, International Investment Position, Australia: Supplementary Statistics (cat. 5352.0), 2025 release, released 2026-05-06 — levels at 31 December and calendar-year flows and income, A$ millions, immediate counterparty basis (investment routed via third economies is attributed to the intermediate economy). World Bank WDI (US$). OECD FDI Regulatory Restrictiveness Index. np = not published for confidentiality; included in totalsPrepared independently by FDIstats from public statistics; not an Australian Government publication and not investment advice. For foreign investment rules, see the Treasury and FIRB.