BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan, November 13. UK exports to Kyrgyzstan reached $132.4 million in the four quarters ending Q2 2025, up 83.6 percent, or $60.3 million, compared with the same period a year earlier.
Data obtained by Trend from the UK Government’s Department for Business and Trade (DBT) shows a trade in services surplus of $41.9 million, up from a $3.9 million deficit in the four quarters ending Q2 2024.
Meanwhile, the UK continued to experience a goods trade deficit of $18.3 million, improving from a $51.1 million deficit the previous year.
| Export Type | Value (Q2 2025) | Share of Total Exports | Change from Q2 2024 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Goods | $68.2 million | 51.5 percent | ▲ 23.8 percent (+$13.1 million) |
| Services | $64.2 million | 48.5 percent | ▲ 276.9 percent (+$47.2 million) |
The significant uptick in services exports underscores the escalating demand for UK proficiency and the financial and professional service sectors within the Kyrgyzstan market.