“Abu Dhabi Kyrgyz Investment” was unable to increase its capital due to the lack of a quorum

The annual general meeting of shareholders of Abu Dhabi Kyrgyz Investment (ADKI), scheduled for May 28, was declared invalid due to the lack of a quorum.

As a result, shareholders were unable to consider any of the seven items on the agenda, including the issue of increasing the company’s authorized capital. Also left unaddressed were the reports of the executive body and the board of directors for 2025, the audited financial statements, the financial plan for 2026, and other corporate governance matters.

Of particular interest is the issue of increasing ADKI’s authorized capital, which was included on the meeting agenda. However, due to the lack of the necessary number of shareholder votes, no decision was made on this matter.

“Abu Dhabi Kyrgyz Investment” is a joint investment project between Kyrgyzstan and the United Arab Emirates. According to data from the Ministry of Justice, the company’s founders include the Abu Dhabi Development Fund and the Ministry of Economy and Commerce. The company was registered in February 2024 and operates in the field of holding company management.