Foreign investment and loans disbursed in January–July 2026 reached US$32.9 billion, or 131.1% of the official planning parameter. The measure combines implemented equity and credit flows rather than newly signed commitments.
Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Investment, Industry and Trade reported US$32.9 billion of foreign investment and loans disbursed during January–July 2026. The reported result was equivalent to 131.1% of the planning parameter set for the period and reflects capital already implemented through investment projects.
Within the total, direct foreign investment and loans reached US$30.3 billion. Projects in the regions accounted for US$24.3 billion, or 161.8% of the relevant planning parameter. These indicators combine equity investment and debt financing; they should not be read as a volume of newly signed investment commitments or as pure FDI.
For investors and advisers, the figures point to strong project-execution momentum and a sizeable pipeline of operating, expansion and infrastructure capital expenditure. The credit and valuation implications still depend on project composition, currency and repayment terms, completion risk, local-content requirements and the ability of commissioned assets to generate sustainable cash flow.
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