Kyrgyzstan attracts $1.3 billion in foreign investment in 2025
Foreign direct investment (FDI) in Kyrgyzstan reached $1.3 billion in 2025, more than doubling from $537 million in 2020, Head of the National Investment Agency Ravshanbek Sabirov told Kabar.
According to Sabirov, the bulk of these investments was directed toward manufacturing and mining.
"In 2020, $259 million in investments was attracted to the manufacturing industry, and $80 million to the mining sector. Another $59 million was directed toward professional, scientific, and technical activities," he stated.
Sabirov noted that in 2025, the inflows to the manufacturing industry reached $618 million, while the mining sector received $246 million.
Additionally, $142 million was invested in the financial intermediation and insurance sector.
Earlier, it was reported that a joint Kyrgyzstan-Tatarstan plant is set to boost industrial cooperation.