Kyrgyzstan's banks earned nearly 100 billion KGS over the course of the year

In 2025, Kyrgyzstan’s banks earned significantly more money than they did the previous year. While their profits were approximately 79 billion KGS in 2024, they rose to 96.3 billion KGS in 2025.

This happened because banks began generating more revenue. They earned more from their services—such as loans, fees, and other transactions. Their revenue grew from 174.2 billion KGS to 220.2 billion KGS (+26.4%). Expenses also increased, from 94.9 billion KGS to 123.8 billion KGS (+30.5%). And although expenses are growing faster than revenue, banks still earned more money than they spent.

The National Bank played a major role in the banking sector’s profitability. It posted a record profit of 60.7 billion KGS, compared to 45.7 billion a year earlier (+32.8% year-over-year).

As a result, the regulator’s profit alone accounted for over 60% of the banking sector, which in turn generated nearly all of the financial sector’s earnings—96 billion out of 105 billion KGS.