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09/06/2026, 16:39In 2025, intermediate goods accounted for the largest share of Kyrgyzstan’s export structure by function — around 43 per cent of the total volume. These figures are presented on the National Bank’s statistical dashboard.
Consumer goods came second, accounting for around 25 per cent. Raw materials accounted for approximately 12 per cent, capital goods for 11 per cent, and energy products for around 9 per cent.
The structure of imports differs significantly. Consumer goods accounted for the largest share – around 27 per cent – whilst intermediate goods made up approximately 34 per cent. A further 26 per cent was accounted for by capital goods, 12 per cent by energy products and around 1 per cent by raw materials.
Thus, Kyrgyzstan’s exports in 2025 were largely focused on intermediate goods, whereas imports comprised a significant proportion of intermediate goods, as well as capital goods and consumer goods.
