Uzbekistan sees nearly 30% surge in fixed capital investment during Q1

Uzbekistan’s economy and social sphere experienced a significant influx of capital during the first three months of 2026.

According to data from the National Statistics Committee, UZS 156.3 trillion in fixed capital investments were absorbed from all financing sources between January and March, showing a robust growth of 29.6% compared to the same period in the previous year.

The primary driver of this growth was foreign investment and non-guaranteed foreign loans, which totaled UZS 107,578.8 billion. This highlights the increasing interest of international investors in the country's developing sectors. Domestic enterprises also played a crucial role, contributing UZS 20,530.6 billion from their own funds toward expansion and modernization.

Other significant sources of financing included foreign loans under the guarantee of the Republic of Uzbekistan, which amounted to UZS 10,800.7 billion. Private investment from the population reached UZS 8,656.4 billion, reflecting ongoing personal capital involvement in economic development.

Commercial bank loans and other borrowed funds accounted for UZS 4,249.9 billion, while the Republic’s budget contributed UZS 3,947.7 billion. Additionally, the Fund for Reconstruction and Development of Uzbekistan provided UZS 566.3 billion toward these capital projects.