Production was heavily concentrated in Navoi region, Tashkent city and Tashkent region, which together accounted for UZS 591.7 trillion – more than half of the country's industrial output.
Navoi region recorded the largest production value at UZS 229 trillion, followed by Tashkent city with UZS 187.2 trillion and Tashkent region with UZS 175.5 trillion. Andijan region ranked fourth with UZS 87.5 trillion.
Jizzakh region recorded the fastest year-on-year growth, with industrial production increasing by 13.1%. Samarkand region followed at 9.5%, while Namangan region posted 9%. Tashkent city recorded the slowest growth among the regions and the capital, at 7.9%.
The regional differences are even more pronounced when output is measured per capita. The national average stood at UZS 27.6 million in the first nine months of the year, but Navoi region recorded UZS 192.4 million per person. The figures for Tashkent city and Tashkent region were UZS 57.6 million and UZS 46.4 million, respectively.
At the other end of the scale, per-capita industrial production in several regions remained well below the national average.
Manufacturing dominated the country's industrial structure, accounting for UZS 943.2 trillion, or 86.9% of total output. Mining and quarrying contributed UZS 70.3 trillion (6.5%), while electricity, gas, steam and air-conditioning supply accounted for UZS 66.1 trillion (6%).
