
Published
04/20/2026, 16:54The shareholders of Kyrgyz Post have approved a dividend payout for the 2025 fiscal year, allocating 25% of net profit for this purpose. Virtually the entire amount will go to the state, represented by the Ministry of Digital Development and Innovative Technologies, which controls over 83% of the company.
According to the decision of the annual general meeting, dividends will amount to 0.24 KGS per share, and payments will begin on May 11.
The Ministry of Digital Development’s stake in the company’s capital is 83.02%, or 4.7 million shares. Based on the approved dividend amount, the ministry will receive 1.12 million KGS in dividend payments. Thus, the bulk of Kyrgyz Post’s profits distributed among shareholders will effectively return to the budget through a government agency.
The record date for shareholders to receive dividends is March 10. Payments will be made in non-cash form.
The meeting approved the company’s financial results for 2025, including the income statement, as well as the external and internal audit reports. In addition, shareholders approved the budget for 2026 and Kyrgyz Post’s development strategy for 2026–2030.
Shareholders also approved the auditing firm for 2026—Nexia KJ LLC. The cost of its services will amount to 1.06 million KGS, including taxes.
Decisions on all agenda items were adopted unanimously.



