BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan, February 28. Kyrgyzstan’s
industrial sector recorded notable growth in 2025, with
manufacturing and utilities leading the expansion.
Data obtained by Trend from the country's State Statistical Committee
shows that the manufacturing sector remained the largest
contributor, producing 637.6 billion soms ($7.3 billion) and
posting an industrial production index of 109.8% compared to 2024.
Mining of minerals followed with 73.3 billion soms ($840 million)
and an index of 114.2%, reflecting solid performance in the
extractive industry.
Power, gas, and steam production totaled 81.8 billion soms ($940
million) with an index of 111.2%, while water treatment, recycling,
and waste treatment experienced the fastest rise at 7 billion soms
($80 million) with an index of 123.1% year-on-year.
The data highlight a trend of broad-based growth, with utilities
and non-mining sectors expanding faster than the overall industrial
average of 110.6% in 2025, signaling increased diversification and
resilience in Kyrgyzstan’s industrial base.
Kyrgyzstan’s economic growth has remained robust over the past
two years (2024–2025), supported by exceptional performance across
agriculture, industry, and services. The government’s emphasis on
structural reforms, strategic investments in infrastructure, and
targeted support for key sectors has been instrumental in enhancing
productivity and driving job creation.
