Published
11/28/2025, 17:33The State Committee for National Security announced the return of land, real estate, and valuable property belonging to a canning factory in the city of Tokmok to state ownership. The reason for this was the discovery of violations during its privatization and subsequent transactions.
According to the State Committee, during intelligence activities in the operational service zone, information was obtained about the illegal privatization of the enterprise. According to the resolution of the State Property Fund of March 18, 1993, the Tokmok canning factory was transformed into the joint-stock company “Ak-Tileq.”
The distribution of shares was as follows:
Later, Ak-Tilik JSC was renamed Canning Factory JSC. On June 17, 1996, the enterprise received a land plot of 7.238 hectares for its production base by Resolution No. 408 of the Chui-Tokmok City Administration.
Already in 1998, the entire share of the plant was transferred to a citizen of the Kyrgyz Republic, E.Z.A., who later sold them to Aquamarine LLC for 350,000 KGS. However, the transaction was not documented.
On May 23, 2007, the factory was effectively transferred to Chinese citizen D.C., also without a purchase agreement and without the necessary documents.
As of today, the ownership structure of the Canning Factory LLC is distributed as follows:
Inspections carried out by the State Agency for State Property Management, the Chui Regional Office of the Archival Service, and the Tokmok-Chui branch of the State Agency for Land Resources, Cadastre, Geodesy, and Cartography revealed the absence of documents confirming the legal transfer of the plant to private ownership.
As part of preliminary operational and verification measures, the State Committee for National Security returned the buildings, warehouses, and a land plot with an area of 7,238 hectares to state ownership.
In addition, Chinese citizen “D.C.” transferred property worth 10 million KGS to the State Property Fund on a voluntary and gratuitous basis.
