BAKU, Azerbaijan, September 10. As many as 11.4 billion Azerbaijani manat ($6.7 billion) were invested in Azerbaijan's fixed capital from January through August 2025, which is a smidgen shy of 0.2 percent compared to the same stretch last year.
The data obtained by Trend from the State Statistical Committee shows that
capital allocations within the hydrocarbon sector experienced a
contraction of 16.6 percent, whereas capital influx into the
non-hydrocarbon sector exhibited an uptick of eight percent.
Out of the aggregate, 5.8 billion manat ($3.4 billion),
representing 51 percent, was allocated to production sectors; 3.8
billion manat ($2.25 billion), constituting 33.6 percent, was
designated for the service sector; and 1.8 billion manat ($1.06
billion), amounting to 15.4 percent, was earmarked for residential
construction.
Domestic capital allocations constituted 8.8 billion manat ($5.2
billion), representing 77 percent of the aggregate total.
A cumulative expenditure of nine billion manat ($5 billion),
representing 79 percent of the total budget, was allocated
specifically for construction and installation operations.
