Uzbekistan’s decade of business reforms has altered the investment case through tax, licensing and legal changes aimed at lowering risk and friction.
Uzbekistan auctions 100% stake in Gold Moon Tashkent for UZS 316.7 billion, despite significant debt and mixed financial results affecting market sentiment.
AKFA Aluminium plans its debut international bond issuance, aiming to attract global investors and enhance market presence amid ongoing corporate reforms.
Paxtakor football club reports a 50 billion soum loss in 2025 with growing tax debts, raising concerns about fiscal management and investor confidence in Uzbek sports markets.
Uzbekistan’s light vehicle sales surged 19% in March, driven by strong growth in both new and used car markets, signaling increased consumer demand and positive capital market implications.
Uzbekistan accelerates Asakabank's privatization with capital injections and asset transfers, impacting equities and bonds in the banking sector.
Tashkent’s farmers’ markets showed strong profit growth in 2025, with Askiya market leading gains and Qoyliq market facing declines, impacting investor strategies.
Uzbek and Afghan entrepreneurs have signed $300 million in contracts, strengthening trade ties and creating new investment opportunities in Central Asia.