State Financial Holding’s authorized capital to increase by 3.43 billion soms
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At a glance
- Kyrgyzstan’s State Financial Holding is set to increase its authorized capital by 3.43 billion soms.
- The capital will rise from 12.556 billion soms to 15.986 billion soms through a private placement of ordinary registered shares.
- The shares will be offered to the sole shareholder, the Ministry of Finance, after state registration of the issue.
The authorized capital of Kyrgyzstan’s State Financial Holding OJSC is set to increase by 3.43 billion soms, following a decision by its shareholder, the Ministry of Finance.
Data from the Kyrgyz Stock Exchange indicate that the holding’s capital will rise from 12.556 billion soms to 15.986 billion soms. The company plans to issue its eighth offering of ordinary registered shares through a private placement.
The entire issue is intended for the Ministry of Finance, which is the holding’s sole shareholder. The placement will take place after the share issue receives state registration.
The holding was established in the summer of 2025 by a Cabinet of Ministers decision, based on the Financial and Credit Fund under the Ministry of Finance. Its stated objectives include managing state financial assets, mobilising domestic resources for investment, attracting direct investment for national and public-private partnership projects, and improving the efficiency of state-owned businesses.
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