Loans in Turkmenistan’s National Currency Reach 104.4 Billion Manats
Amul Info ·
According to the Central Bank of Turkmenistan, outstanding loans issued in the national currency reached 104.4 billion manats as of September 1, 2026. This represents an increase of approximately 11.7 billion manats compared with the same period last year. Growth was recorded in lending to…
The total outstanding balance of loans issued in the national currency to enterprises, organizations and the public in Turkmenistan continues to increase. As of September 1, 2026, this figure stood at 104 billion 436.6 million manats. During the corresponding period in 2025, it amounted to 92 billion 736.2 million manats. This was reported in the Central Bank of Turkmenistan’s electronic journal, “Bank Khabarlary.”
During the reporting period, the outstanding balance of loans issued to state-owned enterprises and organizations reached 46 billion 729.34 million manats. On September 1 of the previous year, this figure stood at 45 billion 871 million manats.
Growth was also recorded in the outstanding balance of loans issued to enterprises and organizations outside the state sector. As of September 1, 2026, the volume of these loans reached 20 billion 850 million manats, compared with 17 billion 694.9 million manats during the corresponding period in 2025.
The outstanding balance of loans provided to individuals and natural persons engaged in entrepreneurial activities without establishing a legal entity also increased. As of September 1 this year, the figure stood at 36 billion 856.48 million manats. On the corresponding date last year, it amounted to 29 billion 214 million manats.
The figures presented indicate growth in lending in Turkmenistan’s national currency across all major areas. Credit support remains an important instrument for financing the activities of enterprises and organizations, developing entrepreneurial initiatives and expanding public access to financial resources.
The development of the lending system can help expand production capacity, stimulate economic activity and support the growth of entrepreneurship.