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# Kyrgyzstan's budget revenues reach 669.6 billion som in 10 months
- URL: https://economist.kg/en/kyrgyzstan-budget-revenues-reach-669-6-bln-som-in-10-months/
- Published: 2026-11-10T04:00:32.000Z
- Updated: 2026-11-10T11:06:36.000Z
- Description: In January–October 2026, Kyrgyzstan's republican budget revenues reached 669.6 billion som, exceeding the target by 17.3 billion. The Tax Service collected 288.5 billion som, and the Customs Service 155.6 billion som.
- Author: Азиза Капар кызы
- Tags: Экономика, #en

**In January–October 2026, Kyrgyzstan's republican budget revenues totaled 669.6 billion som, exceeding the target by 17.3 billion som. The revenue collection target was fulfilled by 102.7%. These figures were presented at a meeting chaired by Head of the Cabinet of Ministers Adylbek Kasymaliev on November 9.**

Over the ten months, the Tax Service collected **288.5 billion som**, fulfilling its target by 102.7%. The State Customs Service provided **155.6 billion som**, or 104.1% of the target.

> Adylbek Kasymaliev instructed to maintain the positive momentum in budget revenues through the end of the year, ensure the fulfillment of the revenue target, and timely disburse allocated funds.

#### **Business activity continues to grow**

The meeting also presented the results of the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) survey conducted by the Guarantee Fund jointly with the Ministry of Finance.

The survey involved **1,086 company representatives** from agriculture, trade, services, transport, industry, tourism, agricultural processing, and construction.

In October 2026, **the business activity index in Kyrgyzstan stood at 58.7 points** compared to 58.1 points in April. Thus, the indicator increased by 0.6 points.

> A PMI reading above 50 points indicates an expansion of business activity, while below this level indicates a contraction. In Kyrgyzstan, the indicator remains above the threshold.

The survey showed the highest results in the components of manufacturing, deliveries, and new orders. The main drivers of growth were cited as increased industrial production, activity in construction and investment, as well as steady domestic demand.

For comparison, the PMI figures for October provided by the Cabinet of Ministers were:

- **Russia** — 49.8 points;
- **Kazakhstan** — 46.4 points;
- **Germany** — 54.2 points;
- **China** — 52.1 points.

> Following the discussion, Kasymaliev instructed state agencies to strengthen support for small and medium-sized businesses, improve concessional financing mechanisms, and reduce administrative barriers. He also demanded the expansion of measures to stimulate business and export activity.

#### **Implementation of industrial projects and autumn field work**

Separately, meeting participants reviewed the progress of industrial projects included in the list approved at the beginning of the year.

Responsible executives were instructed to submit information on the completed work and problems arising during project implementation.

> In addition, the meeting discussed the progress of autumn field work. Heads of specialized agencies must submit data on completed measures and the situation in the regions.

Following the meeting, Kasymaliev instructed to ensure the timely fulfillment of tasks set and control over their execution.

#### **How budget revenues have changed**

Earlier, **Economist.kg** [reported](https://economist.kg/ekonomika/2026/10/07/dohody-byudzheta-kyrgyzstan-22-7-mlrd/) that in January–September 2026, budget revenues totaled **608.1 billion som**, exceeding the target by 22.7 billion som. At that time, the target was fulfilled by 103.9%.

Over the nine months, the Tax Service provided revenues of **259.8 billion som**, and the Customs Service — **139 billion som**.

Thus, in October, the accumulated volume of budget revenues increased by another **61.5 billion som**.

> Meanwhile, the initially approved republican budget for 2026 provided for revenues of **551.2 billion som** and expenditures of **550.8 billion som**.

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