On April 28, 2026, the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders of the State Development Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic was held, summarizing the Bank’s performance for 2025.
Based on the results of the reporting year, the State Development Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic demonstrated sustainable capital growth, expanded financing for investment projects in industry and infrastructure, and significantly increased its support for green economy projects.

In 2025, the State Development Bank, together with its subsidiaries, transferred 2.5 billion soms to the state budget of the Kyrgyz Republic in tax payments. In addition, 1.086 billion soms were paid to the state in dividends.

During 2025, the Bank financed 69 economic entities across all regions of the country for a total of over 2.5 billion soms. The total value of ongoing investment projects reached 23 billion soms.

Projects financed by the Bank make a significant and measurable contribution to the development of the national economy. Over the course of the Bank’s operations, the total revenue of borrowing enterprises has reached 40 billion soms, 2,400 jobs have been created, and tax and social contributions amounted to 3.6 billion soms.

The development of green financing remains one of the Bank’s priorities. By the end of 2025, the volume of financing for environmentally sustainable projects exceeded planned indicators. Financing for small hydropower plant construction projects, implemented as part of the state policy to ensure the country’s energy security, made a significant contribution to this result.

These results confirm the high multiplier effect of public investments and the Bank’s significant role in stimulating economic activity.

At the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders, a decision was made to allocate 100% of the Bank’s net profit for 2025, amounting to 855 million soms, to the state budget of the Kyrgyz Republic in the form of dividends.

The State Development Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic is consistently strengthening its position as a key institution in public investment policy, ensuring:

• access for businesses to long-term financing;
• creation of new industries and jobs;
• modernization of industry and infrastructure;
• structural transformation of the Kyrgyz Republic’s economy.