Eurasian Savings Bank will use its profits to increase its capital

At the annual general meeting held on March 31, the shareholders of Eurasian Savings Bank resolved to allocate the retained earnings for 2025 toward increasing the authorized capital.

The key decision of the meeting was to conduct an additional issue of ordinary registered shares. The placement of the shares will take place in a private placement, and the capital increase will be funded through the capitalization of profits, without raising external funds. This could amount to 430.8 million KGS, which was the profit the bank reported at the end of 2025.

If the share placement is successful, the bank’s authorized capital will reach nearly 1.6 billion KGS.

In addition, shareholders approved the financial results for 2025, including the financial statements and the external auditor’s report, as well as the budget for 2026. Amendments to the bank’s charter and corporate governance code were approved, and a new member was elected to the board of directors.

According to the bank’s financial statements, as of the end of 2025, it had 48 shareholders, of whom 22 were legal entities and 26 were individuals.