The industrial sector of the republic has shown consistent growth over the last five years, driven primarily by enterprises producing basic metals. Notably, this upward trend continued even when excluding production from the Kumtor gold mine. Data from the National Statistical Committee shows that the physical volume index of industrial production rose from 109% in 2021 to 145.5% in 2025 relative to the 2020 baseline.

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  1. Kyrgyzstan's industrial production grows 45.5%
  2. Growth overview: Industrial production rose 45.5% compared to 2020 levels; Growth was driven primarily by basic metals production; Trend continued even excluding Kumtor gold mine data
  3. 819.6 billion soms — industrial production volume in monetary terms
  4. 2022 — highest annual growth rate of 11.4%; 2023 — growth slowed to 2.7%; 2024 — growth rate accelerated to 5.5%; 2025 — growth is projected to reach 10.6%
  5. 150.7 thousand — industrial workers in the sector

Annual growth rates and workforce statistics

While the sector experienced varying speeds of expansion, the highest annual growth rate during this period was recorded in 2022 at 11.4%. Following a slowdown to 2.7% in 2023, the pace accelerated to 5.5% in 2024 and is projected to reach 10.6% in 2025.

Annual industrial growth rate

January 1, 2022 — January 1, 2025: 11.4 % → 10.6 %

Annual industrial growth rate
DateGrowth rate
January 1, 202211.4 %
January 1, 20232.7 %
January 1, 20245.5 %
January 1, 202510.6 %

National Statistical Committee

Annual industrial growth rate
DateGrowth rate
202211.4 %
20232.7 %
20245.5 %
202510.6 %

Economic indicators and employment

In monetary terms, the volume of industrial production has reached 819.6 billion soms. The sector also continues to expand its workforce and improve wage levels.

Key industrial sector metrics

150.7 thousandindustrial workers
53.4 thousandaverage monthly salary (soms)
17.1%workforce increase since 2021

The total number of employees in the industrial sector has reached 150,700 people, representing a 17.1% increase compared to 2021 levels.