The main factors of growth were mining, construction, industry, and information technology.
According to data from the National Statistical Committee, the volume of investments from non-CIS countries in Kyrgyzstan increased by 31.9% from January to September 2025 compared to the same period of the previous year.
The largest contributions came from investments from China, Turkey, the Netherlands, and Cyprus. China was the leader in investment volume, accounting for 31.9% of all incoming investments. It was followed by Turkey with 15.8%, the Netherlands with 8.0%, and Cyprus with 3.8%.
Chinese investments were mainly directed towards the mining sector and manufacturing, particularly in the production of basic metals, metal products, rubber and plastic products, as well as geological exploration and construction projects.
As for Turkish investments, they were concentrated in the mining sector and manufacturing, including food and beverage production, as well as rubber and plastic products, along with financial intermediation and insurance.
Investors from the Netherlands primarily invested in information technology and communications, as well as in manufacturing, particularly in food and beverage production.
Investments from Cyprus were directed towards manufacturing, specifically in the production of rubber and plastic products.
At the same time, the volume of foreign direct investment from CIS countries decreased by 2.7% in the first nine months of 2025. This decline is mainly associated with a reduction in investments from Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, and Russia.
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