This result is 10.2% higher than the corresponding figures for 2024, where growth was 4.1% for the same period.
If we exclude enterprises engaged in gold mining, the increase in industrial production volume was 22.2%.
Sustained growth in the industrial sector was ensured by increased production in several key industries:
- pharmaceuticals — growth of 2.3 times;
- production of food products, beverages, and tobacco products — by 40.1%;
- rubber and plastic products, as well as construction materials — by 31.8%;
- wood and paper products, as well as printing products — by 28.7%;
- chemical products — by 17.7%;
- textile and garment industry — by 8.5%;
- mining of mineral resources — by 16.3%.
In addition, the volume of production and distribution of electricity, gas, and steam increased by 17.3%, driven by an 11% increase in electricity generation.
The water supply and waste processing sector also demonstrated positive results, with an increase of 25.9%, thanks to a 28.2% growth in water collection and distribution volumes.
The contribution of the industrial sector to the gross domestic product of the country for the nine months of 2025 was 1.7 percentage points, and its share in the GDP structure reached 17.5%.
