Bishkek, Feb. 11, 2026. /Kabar/. Residents of the High-Tech Park (HTP) demonstrated strong growth in 2025.
According to the HTP, the companies' total revenue amounted to 17.1 billion soms ($195.4 million), a 50% increase from 2024 (11.4 billion soms or $130.3 million). This high growth rate confirms the sustainable development of Kyrgyzstan's IT ecosystem and the industry's growing role in the country's economy.
HTP residents' exports in 2025 amounted to 16.3 billion soms ($186.3 million), accounting for 95.3% of total revenue.By comparison, in 2024, exports reached 10.67 billion soms ($122 million), accounting for 93.57% of total revenue. Thus, export volume increased by 52.8%, and its share of revenue increased by almost 2 percent.
The geography of exports also expanded: while in 2024, HTP companies worked with 64 countries, by 2025, they already worked with 70 countries.
As of the end of 2025, there were 463 resident companies in HTP. The number of jobs created reached approximately 3,000, reflecting the continued expansion of the IT sector and the growing demand for qualified personnel.
In 2025, HTP residents transferred the following to the budget:
* Insurance premiums - 142 million soms ($1.62 million), an increase of 34.6% compared to 2024 (105.5 million soms or $1.2 million);
* Income tax - 284 million soms ($3.25 million), an increase of 42.6% compared to 2024 (199.2 million soms or $2.3 million).
The total volume of tax and social payments amounted to 426 million soms ($4.87 million) compared to 304.7 million soms ($3.5 million) in 2024. The overall increase in budget contributions was almost 40%, confirming the growing contribution of the IT industry to the Kyrgyz economy.
2025 marked a period of scaling and growth for the High-Tech Park:
* +50% revenue growth;
* +52% export growth;
* geographic expansion to 70 countries;
* nearly 40% increase in tax and social payments;
* export share reached 95.3%.
These indicators confirm that the HTP continues to strengthen its position as one of the key export and technology drivers of the country's economy.