Foreign investors inject nearly 12 billion soms into Kyrgyz securities

In the first half of 2026, foreign investors injected nearly 12 billion soms into Kyrgyz corporate securities, according to the Financial Market Regulation and Supervision Service. The majority of this investment, 11.6 billion soms, originated from countries outside the Commonwealth of Independent States, with only 279.6 million soms coming from neighboring nations.

During this period, at least 95 securities issues were registered, totaling 224.35 billion soms. Shares dominated these issues, with 42 registrations for open joint-stock companies (OJSCs) and 38 for closed joint-stock companies (CJSCs). The corporate bond market saw limited activity, featuring a single issue of registered bonds from a private company (LLC) valued at 100 million soms.

As of June 30, 2026, 56 companies were listed on Kyrgyzstan's stock exchanges. The Financial Market Regulation and Supervision Service highlighted that this increasing number of listed companies reflects a growing business interest in utilizing official platforms for capital acquisition.