Slovenia is the first among the countries of Central and Eastern Europe in attracting investments from companies with German capital. Data show a stable investment policy for companies with German capital in Slovenia which will focus on further education of personnel, digitisation, product development and expansion of production. Despite an improvement in most of the factors, Slovenia is still the most heavily constrained by the labour legislation and high taxation among its competition. The Central European trend of labour shortage can also be felt in Slovenia and companies are addressing it by means of retraining, rationalization, employment of foreigners and further education of employees. Just these days, AHK Slowenien is conducting a survey on the business environment in Slovenia. The results will be revealed in spring.