One of the world's fastest-growing economies.
Guyana is undergoing a structural expansion driven by oil revenues, public capital investment, and a broadening non-oil economy — creating durable demand for infrastructure at national scale.
Context for infrastructure investment.
Sustained high growth expands government fiscal capacity, accelerates urbanization, and creates a multi-decade pipeline for power, logistics, and industrial infrastructure. For institutional investors it establishes a credible macro backdrop for long-duration capital deployment. Growth rates published for 2025 and 2026 are official estimates and projections rather than recorded outcomes.
Real GDP growth, Guyana
Annual real GDP growth. 2022–2024 are historical outturns; 2025 is a Government of Guyana estimate; 2026 is a Government of Guyana / IMF projection. Statuses are distinguished in the chart legend.
| Category | Value (% real GDP growth) | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 2022 | 63.3% | Historical |
| 2023 | 33.8% | Historical |
| 2024 | 43.6% | Historical |
| 2025 | 15.2% Government of Guyana estimate | Estimate |
| 2026 | 16.2% Government / IMF projection | Projection |
- Historical
- Estimate
- Projection
Estimates and projections are not outcomes and may be revised.
Source IMF — Guyana country profile · Accessed 2026
Source IMF — 2025 Article IV consultation · May 2025
Source Ministry of Finance — Mid-Year Report 2025 · September 2025
Source Ministry of Finance — Budget at a Glance 2026 · January 2026
Oil-Driven Fiscal Growth
Rising hydrocarbon receipts underwrite public investment in transport, energy, and social infrastructure.
Non-Oil Expansion
Construction, services, and manufacturing broaden the growth base beyond resource revenues.
Public Capital Program
Government-led investment in roads, bridges, ports, and power drives an infrastructure build cycle.
Medium-Term Outlook
IMF and Government of Guyana projections indicate continued growth through the second half of the decade.
Elementum is positioning integrated renewable energy and industrial infrastructure to serve demand created by this expansion — from utility-scale power to critical mineral processing that supports national industrialization.