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RKCFR Ends 2025 with Record-Breaking Investment Figures

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12/29/2025, 12:28

RKCFR Ends 2025 with Record-Breaking Investment Figures

At the end of 2025, the Russian-Kyrgyz Development Fund reached record levels of investment activity. The total amount of funds approved since its inception exceeded $1 billion, confirming the institution's key role in the development of the Kyrgyz Republic's economy.

Over the year, the fund exceeded its targets by more than 30%, allocating nearly $225 million to the country's economy. In 2025, 173 new projects with a total value of over $360 million were approved, 36 initiatives were launched, and 20 new enterprises created with the support of the fund were put into operation.

Investment activity in 2025 is focused on five priority areas identified by the country's leadership: the development of green energy, reindustrialisation, the creation of a regional logistics hub, support for the agro-industrial complex, and the development of social infrastructure.

In the energy sector, the RKF's investments exceeded $180 million, with 16 green energy projects in its portfolio, including the Kulanak HPP in the Naryn region and the Bala-Saruu HPP in the Talas region. More than $23 million has been allocated to the development of logistics infrastructure, with the Kokcho-Koz transport and logistics centre in the south of the country being a key project.

Over the entire period of its activity, the Fund has invested more than $200 million in the agro-industrial complex, financing about 2,000 projects, which has made it possible to meet domestic demand for sugar and other essential goods. Almost $65 million has been invested in the education and healthcare sectors during the Fund's operation.

"We continue to develop. New financial products are being developed, including the expansion of leasing programmes, the creation of mutual investment funds and support for start-ups and venture projects. In the near future, we plan to support initiatives in the areas of pharmaceutical production, industrial manufacturing, and logistics infrastructure. This is our contribution to building a modern and sustainable Kyrgyzstan," said Artem Novikov, Chairman of the Board of the Kyrgyz Republic Fund for Development.

 

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