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Abstract
The development of industrial enterprises largely depends on the effectiveness of investment processes and the structure of investment factors influencing regional economic dynamics. This study aims to conduct a comparative econometric analysis of key investment determinants affecting the growth of industrial enterprises in a regional context. The research evaluates the role of capital inflows, foreign direct investment, infrastructure development, financial accessibility, and institutional conditions in shaping industrial performance. Using econometric modeling techniques, including correlation and regression analysis, the study identifies the strength and direction of relationships between investment indicators and industrial output growth. The findings reveal that investment in infrastructure and technological modernization significantly contributes to enterprise productivity, while institutional stability enhances investment efficiency. The results provide policy-relevant insights for improving regional investment strategies and fostering sustainable industrial development.