Eurasian Savings Bank increased its authorized capital by nearly 94 million KGS

Eurasian Savings Bank conducted a secondary offering of common shares on the Stock Exchange of Kyrgyzstan (BTS), increasing its authorized capital by 93.8 million KGS.

According to BTS data, on July 7, the bank issued 4,687,322 common shares at a price of 20 KGS per share. The total volume of transactions on the primary market amounted to 93,746.4 thousand KGS.

The entire volume of shares was sold through 22 transactions. It should be noted that, according to the bank’s disclosure, as of the end of 2025, it had 48 shareholders, 26 of whom were individuals.

According to the bank’s financial statements as of May 31, 2026, its authorized capital amounted to 1.16 billion KGS. Following the share offering, it will increase to approximately 1.26 billion KGS.

However, this additional capitalization is not related to compliance with new requirements from the National Bank. As a reminder, as of July 1, the minimum authorized capital for commercial banks is set at 1 billion KGS; however, Eurasian Savings Bank had already met this requirement before it took effect.

Thus, the current share offering is aimed at further strengthening the capital base and creating a reserve for business development.