Central Laboratory increased its revenue to 340 million KGS

The Central Laboratory State Enterprise under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has summarised its financial and economic activities for 2025, noting significant growth in revenue, profit and production indicators.

In 2025, the company's revenues amounted to 340.1 million KGS, which is 173.7% higher than the approved plan of 195.8 million KGS. Expenses amounted to 192 million KGS, increasing due to growth in production volumes.

Net profit reached 133.3 million KGS, exceeding the plan by 337.4%. Almost 68 million KGS in taxes and about 30 million KGS in insurance contributions were transferred to the budget.

In 2025, the laboratory processed 31,706 samples worth 339.9 million KGS and conducted inspection sampling of 181,065 tonnes of concentrate and 47.7 tonnes of technological samples. 57.6 million KGS were allocated for technical re-equipment: modern analytical equipment and motor vehicles were purchased, mineralogical and technological research was resumed, a fuel laboratory was opened at the Bishkek Thermal Power Plant, and an accredited coal technical analysis group was created.

In addition, the Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic allocated 100 million KGS for the renewal of equipment and repair of production facilities at the coal technical analysis site.