BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 13. In the first half of 2025, a whopping 8.1 billion manat ($4.7 billion) was poured into Azerbaijan's fixed capital from every nook and cranny of financial sources.
The data obtained by Trend from the Central Bank of Azerbaijan shows that
an investment of 2.3 billion manat, equivalent to $1.35 billion,
was allocated to the hydrocarbon sector, whereas a substantial 5.8
billion manat, or $3.41 billion, was channeled into the
non-hydrocarbon sector, encompassing 1.2 billion manat,
approximately $705 million, earmarked specifically for the
non-hydrocarbon industry.
Simultaneously, 49.1 percent of capital allocations were attributed
to the public sector, while 50.9 percent were designated for the
private sector, with a substantial 78.2 percent of these
investments channeled into construction and installation
activities.
Domestic capital inflows constituted 75.2 percent of the aggregate
volume. In the allocation of capital expenditures, the
manufacturing sector garnered a substantial 50.4 percent of total
investments, while the services sector accounted for 33.1 percent,
and residential construction secured a modest 16.5 percent. The
predominant allocations of capital were directed towards the
industrial sector, comprising 43.1 percent, while the construction
domain accounted for 22.5 percent of the total funding
distribution. The proportion of fiscal allocations within the
financing matrix experienced an uptick of 3.5 percent relative to
the corresponding timeframe of the previous fiscal year.
