State Finance Holding’s charter capital to rise by 3.43 billion soms
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At a glance
- The Finance Ministry has approved a 3.43 billion som increase in the charter capital of State Finance Holding.
- The holding’s capital will rise from 12.556 billion soms to 15.986 billion soms through a private placement of new shares to the ministry.
- The holding was created in 2025 to manage state financial assets and mobilize resources for investment and public-private projects.
The charter capital of State Finance Holding will increase by 3.43 billion soms after a decision by its shareholder, the Finance Ministry. The information was included in a statement from the Kyrgyz Stock Exchange.
The increase will raise the holding’s capital from 12.556 billion soms to 15.986 billion soms. The company plans to issue its eighth series of ordinary registered shares, with the placement conducted privately.
The new shares will be directed to the Finance Ministry itself. The placement is planned after the share issue receives state registration.
The holding was established in the summer of 2025 on the basis of the Finance Ministry’s Financial and Credit Fund, following a Cabinet decision. Its stated goals include managing state financial assets more effectively, mobilizing domestic resources for investment in the economy, attracting direct investment to national and public-private projects, and improving the performance of companies in which the state holds a stake.
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