In 2025, the 10 regions with the highest industrial output accounted for 53% of the combined industrial production of the four Central Asian countries.

Atyrau Region in Kazakhstan led in terms of industrial output ($26.2 billion), followed by Tashkent city ($16.5 billion), Navoi Region ($15.5 billion), and Tashkent Region ($13.5 billion) in Uzbekistan.

In 2025, the disparity between regions with the highest and lowest industrial output per capita reached 30.1 to 1 in Kazakhstan, 28 to 1 in Uzbekistan, 22.8 to 1 in Kyrgyzstan, and 9.3 to 1 in Tajikistan.

Industrial output per capita exceeded the respective national averages by 6.2 times in Atyrau Region, 6.1 times in Navoi Region, 3.3 times in Chuy Region, and 2.1 times in Sughd Region.

Meanwhile, the share of regions where industrial output per capita exceeded the respective national average stood at 55% in Kazakhstan, 33% in Kyrgyzstan, 29% in Uzbekistan, and 20% in Tajikistan.