According to Zhantayev, the index of physical production volume increased by 10% compared to 2024, which is equivalent to a growth of 100 billion 243 million soms.
The share of industrial production in the region in the total volume of republican production amounted to 44.5%, which was also noted in his report.
The main driver of growth in gross regional product (GRP) was the processing industry. "The production of vehicles has increased several times, and the food industry showed growth of more than 20%. The sectors of electrical equipment and pharmaceuticals also developed steadily. These sectors are crucial for the domestic market and reducing dependence on imports," he noted.
The growth of nearly 10% was ensured by projects approved by the chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers under the program "100 Industrial Enterprises – 2025," which led to the opening of 36 large and medium-sized enterprises.
Among the new facilities:
• Alamudun district — 7 enterprises: 4 brick factories, 2 garment factories, and 1 coal mine, creating 600 jobs.
• Jayil district — 1 enterprise for the production of explosives, creating 20 jobs.
• Kemin district — 2 facilities: an explosives factory and a solar power plant with a capacity of 100 MW, providing 120 jobs.
• Moscow district — 1 expanded clay factory, providing 50 jobs.
• Sokuluk district — 4 new enterprises: a garment factory, a glass factory, a road thermoplastic production facility, and a steel pipe production facility, creating 1,130 jobs.
• Issyk-Ata district — 7 facilities, including a garment workshop, 2 concrete plants, 2 brick factories, and a tile factory, providing 790 new jobs.
• Chui district — a small hydroelectric power station "Shamshy," creating 5 jobs.
• City of Kant — 2 facilities: a cement plant and an aluminum profile production facility, creating 460 jobs.
• City of Kara-Balta — 2 new enterprises: food and pharmaceutical production, providing 370 jobs.
• Panfilov district — a trout feed production plant with a capacity of 60 tons per day.
