Kyrgyzstan maintains robust economic growth, according to a report from the National Statistical Committee of Kyrgyzstan.
This strong economic activity is supported by increased investment in fixed capital, both privately and from the budget, as well as increased domestic demand driven by rising household incomes.
According to the National Statistical Committee's preliminary estimate, gross domestic product (GDP) for January-August amounted to 1,042.1 billion soms ($11.9 billion), with a real growth rate of 111.0% (compared to 108.3% for January-August 2024).
Across economic sectors, production increased by 11.6% in industry, 9.5% in services, 34.8% in construction, and 2.4% in agriculture.
Due to emerging economic trends, the share of goods-producing industries in the nominal GDP structure amounted to 33.4%, while the share of services-providing industries amounted to 50.7%.
CentralasianLIGHT.org
September 24, 2025