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Uzbekistan's public procurement reaches 281.8 trillion soums
Uzbekistan’s public procurement totalled 281.8 trillion soums in the first nine months of 2026, covering nearly 1.6 million transactions.
Uzbekistan presents hazardous waste recycling projects at COP31
Uzbekistan has showcased projects to process toxic chemical waste and used industrial catalysts at its national pavilion at the COP31 climate conference in Antalya.
Uzbekistan produces 22.6 trillion soums of electrical equipment
Large enterprises in Uzbekistan produced electrical equipment worth 22.6 trillion soums in January–September 2026, an 11% year-on-year increase.
Civil construction in Uzbekistan grows by 29.3%
Construction work on civil engineering projects in Uzbekistan reached 63.8 trillion soums in January–September 2026, up 29.3% year on year.
Uzbekistan has more than 621,000 active businesses
Uzbekistan had 621,100 active enterprises and organisations as of 1 October 2026, with trade accounting for the largest share at 170,555.
Uzbekistan prepares melon shipment for Eurasian markets
BMB-NRC AGROLOGISTICS has prepared another shipment of Uzbek melons for export to Eurasian markets, although the consignment volume was not disclosed.
Jarkurgan Build Group buys state assets agency building
Jarkurgan Build Group has won an auction for the State Assets Management Agency building in central Tashkent, offering 251.63bn soums.
Azerbaijan-Uzbekistan fund backs US$117.7m plant
The Azerbaijan-Uzbekistan Investment Company will join a US$117.7 million project to build a packaging film plant in Azerbaijan’s Alat Free Economic Zone.
Mirziyoyev visits NURA Electric plant in Tashkent Region
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev visited NURA Electric, a US$50 million plant in Tashkent Region, and called for higher exports and greater localisation.
Uzbekistan plans US$11.6bn in electrical industry projects
Uzbekistan plans to implement 164 projects worth US$11.6 billion in electrical engineering and related industries over the next three years.