Published
02/24/2026, 10:27The sole shareholder of OJSC State Financial Holding has decided to invest 3 billion KGS of temporarily available funds in three-year treasury bonds of the Kyrgyz Republic. This is stated in the company's material facts report.
According to Decision No. 4 of 20 February 2026, the funds will be invested in GKOs of the Kyrgyz Republic with a projected yield of 12.86% per annum. The term of the investment will be three years.
Earlier, on 11 February, the sole shareholder approved an increase in the holding's authorised capital by 3.5 billion KGS — from 5.4 billion to 8.9 billion KGS. The parameters of the fourth issue of ordinary registered shares and a new version of the charter were also approved, and the company was instructed to undergo state re-registration.
Thus, after increasing its capital, the holding company is proceeding to place part of its funds in government debt instruments. Investments in GKOs will allow it to fix its return over a three-year horizon and maintain the company's liquidity against the backdrop of its expanding financial capabilities.
