Investment volume in Uzbekistan exceeded 156 trillion soums
In Uzbekistan, investments directed towards fixed capital exceeded 156.3 trillion soums in the first quarter of 2026, marking a 29.6% increase compared to the same period last year, according to the National Statistics Committee. This growth reflects intensified efforts to enhance economic activity and social development in the country. The largest share of investments came from foreign investments and unsecured foreign loans, totaling 107.6 trillion soums, while domestic enterprises contributed 20.5 trillion soums. Additionally, state-backed foreign loans amounted to 10.8 trillion soums, with contributions from the population and commercial banks also playing a significant role.
In January–March 2026, the volume of investments in fixed assets in Uzbekistan amounted to 156.3 trillion soums.
According to the National Statistics Committee, this figure increased by 29.6 percent compared to the same period last year. This growth indicates intensified efforts aimed at developing economic activity and social sectors in the country.
The largest share in the structure of investments fell to foreign investments and non-guaranteed foreign loans, totaling 107.6 trillion soums. At the same time, the enterprises' own funds amounted to 20.5 trillion soums.
It was noted that foreign loans attracted under government guarantee amounted to 10.8 trillion soums. The contribution of the population's funds stood at 8.7 trillion soums, while commercial bank loans and other debt funds accounted for 4.2 trillion soums.
Furthermore, 3.9 trillion soums were invested from the republican budget, and 566.3 billion soums were allocated from the Fund for Reconstruction and Development.
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