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Investment in industry and energy has fallen

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06/03/2026, 13:18

Investment in industry and energy has fallen

The volume of investment in the manufacturing sector fell by a factor of 1.7 compared with January–April 2025. The main sources of funding are funds from enterprises and organisations, foreign direct investment and bank loans.

In the energy sector — the construction of facilities for the production and transmission of electricity, gas and heat — a 1.3-fold decline in investment was also recorded. Projects were mainly financed by businesses, bank loans, funds from the public, domestic charitable donations and foreign loans.

Meanwhile, the water supply, waste treatment and recycling sector has seen growth: investment volumes increased by a factor of 1.3. Funding here was provided by central and local government budgets, companies, and foreign direct investment.

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