ABank listed shares worth 60 billion KGS on the Kyrgyz Stock Exchange

On April 14, the Kyrgyz Stock Exchange saw the placement of an additional 60 billion KGS issue of shares in the state-owned “ABank.” The transaction was the largest on the market and accounted for the bulk of the day’s trading volume.

According to the exchange, a single transaction involving the bank’s common shares was executed at a price of 10,000 KGS per share. A total of 6 million shares were placed, corresponding to a total volume of 60 billion KGS.

The transaction was carried out as part of a previously adopted decision to recapitalize the bank. The state, acting as the shareholder, approved the increase in the authorized capital through an additional share issue.

As previously reported, the funds for the recapitalization are being raised through the issuance of 15-year government treasury bonds with a coupon rate of 3% per annum.

As of the end of 2025, the bank’s authorized capital was estimated at 19.7675 billion KGS. Thus, following the increase, it will amount to 79.8 billion KGS.