Market intelligence · September 2026
Investment, energy and critical minerals in Uzbekistan. We connect public announcements to the questions investors, project owners and technical partners need to resolve.
Uzbekistan offers several routes for international capital, from bonds and listed equity to industrial partnerships and infrastructure. CAPPA explains the opportunities, targeted incentives and practical support available through regional cooperation.
Read the briefing →A reported mid-October visit with more than 100 U.S. companies puts commercial preparation in focus. CAPPA examines established business links, potential deal structures and what investors should ask before arriving.
Read the briefing →CAPPA ranks Uzbekistan’s 12 oblasts by foreign investments and loans in fixed assets. A separate table includes all 14 regional units, with Tashkent city in first place.
Read the briefing →The 23 September ceremony covered 206 projects at two different stages. CAPPA separates operating assets from the construction pipeline and the next partner opportunities.
Read the briefing →MIIT’s new selection programme targets prepared investment and export proposals. The notice states that its application link is valid until 20 October and excludes idea-stage proposals.
Read the briefing →September’s outreach programme and updated procurement framework matter for firms preparing energy and infrastructure opportunities across EBRD markets.
Read the briefing →The September economic-cooperation meeting focused on delivering an existing portfolio and discussed financing and industrial infrastructure.
Read the briefing →Long-term power contracts, international financing and solar-plus-storage projects are shaping Uzbekistan’s energy market. CAPPA explains the evidence, the entry routes and what an investor should request before committing capital.
Read the briefing →Commissioned assets in Karaozyak and a separate 1.5 GW construction programme in Kungrad underline the importance of grid delivery alongside generation.
Read the briefing →A 24 September market-engagement session precedes procurement planned for Q1 2027. Suppliers can use this preparation window to assess local delivery requirements.
Read the briefing →The Tokyo talks put geological exploration, beneficiation and Japanese technology on the agenda. A project-level investment commitment has not been announced in the cited update.
Read the briefing →A new cooperation mechanism creates a route for project discussions. Deposit access, technical scope and financing still require project-specific agreements.
Read the briefing →CAPPA’s mandate covers investor sourcing, project preparation and the coordination of investment discussions. Tell us the sector, location, project stage and the decision you need to make.
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