The state will borrow 4 billion KGS on the domestic market to increase the capitalisation of Capital Bank

The Kyrgyz government plans to raise funds on the domestic market to increase the authorised capital of Capital Bank of Central Asia. This was announced by Deputy Minister of Finance Zhibek Duisheeva at a meeting of the budget committee.

According to the information announced, the bank's authorised capital will be increased by KGS 4 billion. To this end, the state will issue 15-year bonds in the national currency, the som.
The initiative was supported by MPs.

As a reminder, on 1 April 2025, Capital Bank of Central Asia officially became state-owned. On that day, an agreement was finalised under which 100% of the bank's shares were transferred to the Ministry of Finance.