10/02/2026
Mining News

Infrastructure Investment Drives Expansion of Uzbekistan’s Mining Sector

Investment in Uzbekistan’s mining sector is gaining momentum as major infrastructure and industrial support projects advance. A Dubai-based investment group has reported progress on a large-scale initiative aimed at enhancing logistics, processing capacity, and operational efficiency across the country’s mining operations.

The initiative aligns with Uzbekistan’s broader strategy to modernise its extractive industries and attract foreign capital. By prioritising infrastructure development rather than single-asset ownership, the investment seeks to unlock value across multiple mining projects, addressing bottlenecks related to transport networks, power supply, and processing facilities.

Uzbekistan hosts substantial reserves of copper, gold, zinc, and other critical metals. Historically, mining growth has been limited by ageing infrastructure. The current investment programme is expected to improve project economics, accelerate development timelines, and enhance the country’s competitiveness within the Central Asian mining landscape.

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