Future dividends will go toward the current expenses of the customs service's subsidiary

The sole shareholder of OJSC State Customs Infrastructure approved the allocation of 3.06 million KGS from future dividends to cover the company's current expenses. The decision was made following an extraordinary meeting held on January 23.

This involves financing operating costs by including them in the company's budget for 2026. As a result, dividends that could have been paid to the shareholder will be used to meet the company's current obligations.

The largest part of the approved amount — 2.53 million KGS — will go towards paying customs duties for the NUCTECH CX180180D X-ray television system for baggage inspection.

Another 363,000 KGS are earmarked for the temporary storage of four cars on the premises of Asia Trans Line CJSC.

In addition, it is planned to allocate 95,040 KGS from future dividends for an independent assessment of motor vehicles to determine their market value and 64,000 KGS for laboratory tests to obtain transport safety certificates.

Thus, the company is allocating over 3 million KGS in dividends to cover current technical and customs expenses.