Monday, November 10 2025 15:50
ArmInfo. During the first nine months of 2025, production of cognac, wine, and whiskey in Armenia decreased, while production of sparkling wine, beer, vodka, liqueur, and other alcoholic beverages increased, according to data from the Statistical Committee of the Republic of Armenia. >>>
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Saturday, November 8 2025 10:20
ArmInfo. Armenia's industrial sector declined by 5.7% year-on-year in January-September 2025 (compared to 12.6% growth a year ago), reaching 2.055 trillion drams ($5.3 billion). >>>
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Friday, October 31 2025 17:20
ArmInfo. In the first half of 2025, Armenia saw a 7.4% reducion in copper concentrate exports, totaling 156,000 tons, while its customs value decreased by 0.1% to $267.2 million. According to data from the RA Customs Service, the bulk of copper concentrate was exported to China (87%), Bulgaria (10.6%), and Iran (2.5%). A much smaller amount, up to 1 ton, was supplied to the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. Molybdenum concentrate exports decreased by 23.2%, amounting to 4,600 tons, with a customs value decrease of 13% to $98 million. Molybdenum concentrate from Armenia was supplied to markets in Belgium (47.4%), the Netherlands (16%), Russia (11%), Korea (7.7%), China (6.7%), Brazil (2.5%), as well as Hong Kong, Germany, Slovenia, and Austria. >>>
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Friday, October 31 2025 16:38
ArmInfo. According to data from the RA Customs Service, in the first half of 2025, Armenia significantly increased its passenger car imports - by 64.3% year-on-year to 26,600 units, with a 37% increase in customs value to $361.6 million. >>>
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Friday, October 31 2025 14:29
ArmInfo. Natural gas imports to Armenia increased by 4.5% year-on-year in the first half of 2025, reaching 1,418,940.1 cubic meters, with a 4.2% increase in customs value to $244.5 million. Liquefied gas supplies also saw a significant increase, rising by 29.4% year-on-year to 128,040.7 tons, with a 43.6% increase in customs value to $42.7 million, according to data from the RA Customs Service. All natural gas came from Russia (79.5%) and Kazakhstan (20.5%). Specifically, 1,127,447 cubic meters of natural gas were supplied from Russia to Armenia, showing a slight year-on-year decrease in volume of 0.1% and a similar decrease in customs value to $195.9 million. From Kazakhstan, 291,493.1 cubic meters were supplied, marking a 26.7% increase from the previous year, with a 26.3% increase in customs value to $48.6 million. >>>
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Friday, October 31 2025 13:16
ArmInfo. Imports of petroleum products to Armenia in the first half of 2025 increased by 9.2% (compared to a 16.4% decline the previous year), reaching 244.1 thousand tons. The customs value increased by 7.8%, reaching $230.5 million, according to data from the RA Customs Service. Petroleum products were imported primarily from Russia (79.8%), Romania (17.1%), Egypt (9.4%), Turkey (8.6%), Greece (5.3%), Israel (4.2%), Iran (3.4%), Georgia (2.3%), as well as from Bulgaria, Belgium, Belarus, the Republic of Korea, Germany, the Netherlands, the UAE, Lithuania, the United Kingdom, Thailand, Spain, Italy, Poland, Canada, Singapore, Serbia, China, Ukraine, Switzerland, Sweden, the United States, Japan, Malaysia, Finland, France, and Kazakhstan. Less than 1 ton was supplied from Portugal, Oman, Indonesia, South Africa, and Austria. >>>
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Friday, October 31 2025 10:52
ArmInfo. Armenian tourists are among the top three in terms of number of visits to Georgia, according to data from the National Statistics Office of Georgia (Sakstat) for the third quarter. >>>
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Thursday, October 30 2025 22:52
ArmInfo.In the first half of 2025, Armenia saw a slowdown in the decline of aluminum foil exports, with a year-on-year decline decreasing from 22.8% to 8.7%, totaling 9.2 thousand tons. Meanwhile, the customs value of exported foil increased by 29.3% year- on-year (compared to a 36% decline the
previous year), amounting to $40.8 million, according to data from the RA Customs Service. >>>
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Thursday, October 30 2025 22:49
ArmInfo.In the first half of 2025, Armenia reduced gold exports by 82% (compared to a 12-fold increase the previous year) to 10,646 kg. According to data
from the Armenian Customs Service, the customs value decreased by 75.3%, exceeding $1 billion. >>>
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Thursday, October 30 2025 22:48
ArmInfo.In the first half of 2025, Armenia nearly halved its diamond exports and imports (compared to a 2.5-fold increase the previous year) to 231,100 and
239,800 carats, respectively. The customs value in both cases decreased by 85%, to $59.8 million for exports and $64.7 million for imports, according to data from the RA Customs Service. >>>
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Monday, October 27 2025 16:20
ArmInfo. The top four telecom operators in Armenia paid 30.7 billion drams ($80.4 million) to the state budget in January-September 2025, a 10% year-on-year increase (compared to a 9.1% decline a year ago), as evidenced by data from the State Revenue Committee of the Republic of Armenia. Of this total, 8.3 billion drams came from direct taxes (including corporate income tax), and 14.2 billion drams from VAT. For the fourth year in a row, Viva Armenia CJSC (Viva trademark) is the leader among Armenian telecom operators, ranking 13th (compared to the 9th the previous year). The company contributed 14.3 billion drams to the state treasury in January-September 2025, with 4.6 billion drams from direct taxes (including profit and income tax) and 6.1 billion drams from VAT. >>>
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Monday, October 13 2025 11:30
ArmInfo. The share of Armenia's top five trading partners-Russia, China, the UAE, Iran, and Germany-decreased in January-August 2025 to a combined 64% of total turnover, amounting to $8.3 billion in absolute terms (compared to $16.2 billion, or 74%, a year ago). >>>
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Monday, October 13 2025 11:26
ArmInfo.Transactions with precious metals and stones have been declining in Armenia's foreign trade since 2025, accounting for 23% of the total ($3 billion) in the first eight months of the year, down from 57% ($12.6 billion) a year ago. This category of goods played a decisive role in the deterioration of the country's annual foreign trade turnover, which plummeted from a significant 79.6% growth to a significant 41.1% decline. >>>
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Wednesday, October 8 2025 15:39
ArmInfo. In Armenia, the service sector accelerated its year-on- year growth from 5.2% to 10.2% in January-August 2025, reaching a volume of 2.6 trillion drams ($6.6 billion). In August alone, the volume of services provided increased by 3.8% to 359.1 billion drams ($937.2 million). This is according to data from the RA Statistics Committee. >>>
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Wednesday, October 8 2025 15:35
ArmInfo.Revenue from Armenia's trade sector in January-August 2025 slowed to 3.9% (from 20.4% a year earlier), amounting to 4.1 trillion drams ($10.6 billion). According to the RA Statistics Committee, trade turnover in Armenia increased by 1.2% in August of this year, reaching 589.5 billion drams ($1.5 billion). >>>
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Wednesday, October 8 2025 15:36
ArmInfo. Revenue in Armenia's communications sector in January-August 2025, compared to the same period in 2024, slowed from 3.8% to 2%, reaching 112 billion drams. This is according to data from the RA Statistics Committee. >>>
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Wednesday, October 8 2025 13:46
ArmInfo.Freight transportation volumes in Armenia in January- August 2025 increased by 1.1% compared to the same period in 2024, reaching 10,620,600 tons, according to data from the RA Statistics Committee. >>>
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Wednesday, October 8 2025 13:07
ArmInfo. Armenia generated 6,508.1 million kWh of electricity in January-August 2025, up 7.1% year-on-year. >>>
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Monday, October 6 2025 15:38
ArmInfo.In September 2025, compared to September 2024, inflation in the Armenian consumer market amounted to 3.7% (against 0.6% a year ago), driven by rising prices for food and services. In the first 9 months of 2025, inflation amounted to 1.1% (against 1.1% deflation in the same period last year), which was also the result of rising prices for services while prices for food and non-food products remained unchanged. >>>
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Thursday, September 25 2025 16:27
ArmInfo.In Armenia, the industrial price index decreased from 102.9% to 102.8% in January-August 2025 compared to the same period in 2024. This decline was noted alongside a shift in the annual dynamics of the industrial sector, moving from a 13.7% growth to a 7.8% decline, with a volume of 1.8 trillion drams ($4.5 billion), according to preliminary data from the RA Statistics Committee. >>>
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