Foreign companies accounted for 26.3% of Kyrgyzstan’s industrial output

In 2025, enterprises with foreign investment produced goods worth 215.3 billion KGS. They accounted for 26.3% of the country’s total industrial output.

According to the National Statistics Committee, the highest share of such enterprises in the region’s industry was recorded in the Talas Region—90.3%. In the Naryn Region, the figure was 50.4%; in the Osh Region, 49.3%; and in the Jalal-Abad Region, 48.5%. In the Chui Region, enterprises with foreign investment accounted for 24.1% of industrial production, and in the Batken Region, 23.4%.

In 2025, the inflow of foreign direct investment into Kyrgyz enterprises, excluding outflows, totaled $1.3108 billion. This is 27.3% more than in 2024 and 30.3% higher than the 2021 level.

The bulk of investments—85.7%—was directed toward manufacturing, mining, wholesale and retail trade, as well as financial intermediation and insurance. In 2024, these sectors accounted for 86.3% of investments, and in 2021, 58.3%.