The National Investment Fund of the Kyrgyz Republic has acquired a stake in Abu Dhabi Kyrgyz Investment

There have been changes in the shareholder structure of Abu Dhabi Kyrgyz Investment OJSC—the National Investment Fund of Kyrgyzstan has become a co-owner of the company, acquiring 50% of the authorized capital.

According to the disclosed information, the Fund did not own any shares in the company prior to the change in its stake. Since February 19, it has owned 500 ordinary registered shares, which corresponds to 50% of the authorized capital.

We would like to add that the Open Joint Stock Company National Investment Fund of the Kyrgyz Republic was registered in Bishkek on May 16, 2025. Its main activity is the management of investment funds and similar financial structures. The founder of the Fund is the State Agency for State Property Management.

In turn, OJSC Abu Dhabi Kyrgyz Investment was registered on February 29, 2024, and operates as a holding company. Its founders include the Abu Dhabi Development Fund and the Ministry of Economy and Commerce of Kyrgyzstan.

Thus, the company's capital has a parity ownership structure with the participation of the Kyrgyz state investment institution. It has not been officially specified which party—the Abu Dhabi Development Fund or the Ministry of Economy and Commerce of the Kyrgyz Republic—was responsible for the redistribution of the stake. However, it is highly likely that this refers to the transfer of the state's share, which effectively means a change in the entity representing the state's interests in the company's capital.

In a broader context, the National Investment Fund's entry into the joint structure's capital may indicate that the project is moving to the next stage, with increased institutional control and possible preparation for an active investment phase.