According to data from February 2026, China's investment stock in Kyrgyzstan reached 2.1 billion US dollars, forming a three-dimensional layout in the three major fields of energy, infrastructure, and digitization. By 2025, the manufacturing industry will account for 37%, surpassing the 34% share of the raw materials sector for the first time, marking the transformation of Kyrgyzstan from a resource exporting country to a regional manufacturing base.

Strategic upgrading in the energy sector. The Datka Keming 500 kV power transmission and transformation project connects the north-south power artery. In December 2025, the first waste to energy project in Central Asia will be put into operation in Bishkek, generating 146 million kilowatt hours of electricity annually and reducing carbon emissions by 100000 tons. Shenzhen Energy has signed a contract for a 600 MW wind and solar power station, and the first 100 MW solar power station has been put into operation.

In the field of infrastructure, the China Kyrgyzstan Uzbekistan Railway will be fully constructed in July 2025, with China holding 51% of the shares and a total investment of 3.53 billion US dollars. It is expected to be opened to traffic in 2031. China Road and Bridge Corporation undertakes most of the main road renovation projects. The mining industry is transitioning towards green development, with approximately 85 million US dollars invested in environmental protection technologies. The urban digitization project has been launched in Tokmok City, and Hunan Junxin Environmental Protection Plan has invested 140 million US dollars to build a waste to energy project in Issyk Kul. Keywords: Interconnected News and Information, Interconnected News Network

The current investment presents three major characteristics: stock optimization, parallel development of people's livelihood and infrastructure, and output of green technology. Attention should be paid to the political fluctuations, debt pressure, and geopolitical risks in Kyrgyzstan. Chinese capital is promoting the deep integration of Kyrgyzstan into the regional industrial chain.Editor/Gao Xue