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Finance 05/12/2011 Uzbekistan uses investments for US$7.2bn in Jan-Sep
Uzbekistan uses investments for US$7.2bn in Jan-Sep
Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- The volume of utilized investments in fixed capital in Uzbekistan made up US$7.2 billion in January-September 2011, or grew by 12% compared to the same period of 2010, the State Statistics Committee of Uzbekistan said.

State Statistics Committee of Uzbekistan said the total volume of utilized investments in fixed capital in national currency reached 12.216 trillion soums in the reporting period.

Some 8.1 trillion soums of investments (66.3% of total volume) were used in production branches of the economy and 4.116 trillion soums (33.7%) – in non-production branches.

The committee said that foreign investments and loans made up 20.4% in total investments volume, while resources of enterprises and population – 52.3%.

Share of the State Budget in total volume of investments into fixed capital was 7%, Fund for land-reclamation improvement of irrigated lands - 0.4%, loans of banks and other borrowed resources – 11.7% and off-budget funds, including Reconstruction and Development Fund of Uzbekistan – 8.2%.

Enterprises with the state ownership used investments for 2.845 trillion soums and non-state ownership – 9.362 trillion soums.

About 26.8% of investments, used by the state enterprises, fell to share of the state budget, 35.1% - own resources of enterprises and population, 21.9% - off-budget funds and 13.2% - foreign investments and loans.

From investments, utilized by non-state enterprises, 57.6% made up own resources of enterprises and population and 22.6% - foreign investments and loans. Share of banks’ loans and other borrowed resources made up 14.8%.

Largest volume of foreign investments and loans were directed to such industries as transport and communication (47.5%) and fuel-energy (25.5%).

Used foreign investments and loans by sectors

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