Sokuluk Municipal Services Complex has projected a nearly 60% decline in profits for 2026

The Sokuluk Municipal Services Complex has approved its budget for 2026. Based on the disclosed data, the company expects a significant decline in profits compared to the 2025 results.

According to the approved budget, with revenues of 1 million KGS and expenses of 990,000 KGS, the company effectively plans to spend almost all of its earnings—the difference amounts to only 10,000 KGS. Against this backdrop, the reported profit of 100,000 KGS appears higher than the direct calculated result and raises questions about the structure of the budget indicators.

At the same time, by the end of 2025, the company reported 239,100 KGS in net profit. This is evident both from the resolution of the meeting on profit distribution and from the company’s annual financial statements.

Thus, a nearly 60% decline in profit is expected this year.

This is particularly noticeable given that 2025 was a recovery year for the company. The company returned to profitability after posting a loss of 312,700 KGS the previous year.

We should add that, following the meeting, shareholders decided to allocate 50% of the 2025 profit, or 119,500 KGS, to dividends, and the remainder to the company’s development fund. The funds will be distributed among 20 shareholders.