State assets have increased by 61 billion KGS

The value of Kyrgyzstan’s state assets has risen by more than 61 billion KGS following adjustments to the consolidated financial statements of the public sector. This is stated in an official report by the Audit Chamber submitted to the Jogorku Kenesh.

During an analytical study conducted in 2025, experts from the Audit Chamber identified a significant shortcoming in the accounting system. The net assets of large state-owned enterprises were not reflected in the consolidated financial statements and were, in fact, not included in the state’s assets.

To rectify the identified errors, the Audit Chamber, in conjunction with the Ministry of Finance, carried out work to adjust the financial statements. As a result, all identified omissions were rectified.

Following the amendments, the total volume of state assets reflected in the country’s official consolidated report increased by 61 billion 158.5 million KGS.

The Audit Chamber noted that the work carried out had made it possible to reflect the state’s financial position more accurately, bring the accounts into line with international standards, and improve the transparency of state property accounting.