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Finance 22/02/2012 Uzbekistan uses investments for US$10.7bn in 2011
Uzbekistan uses investments for US$10.7bn in 2011
Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- The volume of utilized investments in fixed capital in dollar equivalent in Uzbekistan made up US$10.7 billion in 2011 or grew by 12.5% compared to January-December 2010, the State Statistics Committee of Uzbekistan said.

In January-December 2011, the total volume of utilized investments in fixed capital in national currency was 18.291 trillion soums.

About 12.917 trillion soums of investments (70.6% of total volume) were used in production branches of the economy and 5.374 trillion soums (29.4%) – in non-production branches.

The committee said that foreign investments and loans made up 25.1% in total investments volume, while resources of enterprises and population – 50.2%.

Share of the State Budget in total volume of investments into fixed capital was 6%, Fund for land-reclamation improvement of irrigated lands – 0.5%, loans of banks and other borrowed resources -11.1%, and off-budget funds, including Reconstruction and Development Fund of Uzbekistan – 7.1%.

Enterprises with the state ownership used investments for 3.975 trillion soums and non-state ownership – 14.316 trillion soums.

About 25.2% of investments, used by the state enterprises, fell to share of the state budget, 37.5% - own resources of enterprises and population, 19.6% - off-budget funds and 14.3% - foreign investments and loans.

From investments, utilized by non-state enterprises, 53.8% made up own resources of enterprises and population and 28.1% - foreign investments and loans. Share of banks’ loans and other borrowed resources made up 13.7%.

Largest volume of foreign investments and loans were directed to such industries as transport and communication (50.6%) and fuel-energy (23.1%).

Used foreign investments and loans by sectors

Used foreign investments and loans by sectors

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