The share of bank loans in the investment mix increased 4.5-fold

In January–August 2026, the volume of investment in fixed capital financed from domestic sources increased 1.5-fold compared with the same period last year.

The most significant growth among domestic sources was seen in bank loans. The volume of investment financed by these loans increased 4.5-fold.

Funding from the national budget increased 1.8-fold. Funds from the public and charitable donations from Kyrgyz residents increased 1.3-fold. Investment funded by enterprises and organisations grew by the same amount. Funding from local budgets increased by 7.7 per cent.

External sources of funding also showed growth. Between January and August, their volume increased 2.2-fold. At the same time, foreign direct investment grew 11-fold, whilst foreign grants and humanitarian aid increased 1.6-fold.

Against this backdrop, the volume of investment financed by foreign loans fell by a factor of 2.3. Thus, within the overall growth in external financing, the structure of sources shifted in favour of foreign direct investment.