Foreign investment in Azerbaijan's fixed capital up 18.3% in January–September

Foreign investment in Azerbaijan's fixed capital up 18.3% in January–September
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Report, citing the State Statistics Committee, reports that in January–September of this year, 3 billion 537.2 million manat from foreign sources was directed into fixed capital in Azerbaijan. That is 18.3% more than in the same period of 2025.

Of the foreign investment, 3 billion 433 million manat (97.1%) belonged to investors from the United Kingdom, Turkey, the UAE, Russia, the United States, Switzerland, Japan, Iran, Hungary, France, India and China.

Total investment in fixed capital in January–September reached 14 billion 688.6 million manat, up 10.9% in real terms from the same period last year. Over the past year, investment in the oil and gas sector rose 30.8% to 4 billion 875.2 million manat, while investment in the non-oil and gas sector increased 3.1% to 9 billion 813.4 million manat.

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