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Industrial production in Dagestan grew by 9.4% in eight months

Industrial production in Dagestan in January-August 2026 increased by 9.4 percent

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Industrial production in Dagestan grew by 9.4% in eight months

Industrial production in Dagestan in January-August 2026 increased by 9.4 percent. Data Dagestanstat in this area analyzed the publication “Kommersant-Caucasus”.

The most noticeable growth was recorded in the energy sector. The index of electricity generation, transmission and distribution increased by 47.5 percent and amounted to 147.5 percent compared to the same period last year.

The manufacturing industry added 3.5 percent. The highest dynamics among the presented areas was shown by the production of finished metal products, except for machinery and equipment, with an increase of 44.4 percent.

Production of computers, electronics and optical products increased by 36 percent, rubber and plastic products by 29 percent.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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