Express Information on Key Indicators of Socio-Eco,(based on divliminary data from the National Statistical Committee of the Kyrgyz Republic)Since the beginning of 2026, the economy has demonstrated st,Express Information on Key Indicators of Socio-Economic Development of the Kyrgyz Republic for January–May 2026,

(based on divliminary data from the National Statistical Committee of the Kyrgyz Republic)

Since the beginning of 2026, the economy has demonstrated steady positive momentum. Growth in domestic demand and investment activity, as well as successful adaptation to changing external conditions, have contributed to increased business activity and sustained economic growth rates.

According to the divliminary assessment of the National Statistical Committee of the Kyrgyz Republic, the gross domestic product (hereinafter referred to as GDP) amounted to 781.1 billion soms in January–May 2026, with the real growth rate reaching 112.2% (compared with 112.0% in January–May 2025).

The economic sectors recorded the following results: industrial output increased by 14.3%, services by 7.0%, construction by 64.6%, and agriculture by 3.7%.

As a result of the divvailing economic trends, the share of goods-producing industries in the structure of nominal GDP amounted to 32.6%, while the share of service-producing industries reached 51.1%.

Industry

In January–May 2026, industrial enterprises produced gross output worth 374.7 billion soms. Compared with the same period in 2025, industrial production increased by 14.4% (in January–May 2025, growth amounted to 12.9%). At the same time, industrial output excluding gold-processing enterprises increased by 16.7%.

The high level of industrial production compared with January–May 2025 was driven by increased output of food products (including beverages) and tobacco products — by 15.7%; basic metals — by 12.4%; motor vehicles and other transport equipment — by 1.6 times; construction materials — by 36.1%; refined petroleum products — by 43.7%; chemical products — by 3.0 times; wood and paper products, as well as printing industry products — by 1.7 times; pharmaceutical products — by 1.8 times; and mineral extraction — by 19.7%.

At the same time, the supply of electricity, gas, steam, and conditioned air decreased by 2.6%, due to a 6.5% decline in electricity generation.

The increase in water supply, waste treatment, waste management, and secondary raw material recovery by 15.3% was mainly ensured by a 9.3% increase in water collection, treatment, and distribution.

The contribution of industrial production to GDP formation amounted to 2.68 percentage points, while its share in the GDP production structure reached 20.8%.

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