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08/19/2026, 17:24The total revenue of residents at the Creative Industries Park continues to grow. According to the organisation, in 2025 it stood at 151 million KGS, and in the first quarter of 2026 it reached approximately 172 million KGS, rising to 235 million KGS by August.
At the same time, the number of companies on the Park’s register is increasing. There are currently 237 residents registered there. The organisation considers the growth in revenue to be one of the indicators that the preferential tax regime is encouraging companies to operate more transparently and to channel the freed-up funds into business development.
To assess the effectiveness of the regime, the Park also analysed the first 35 resident companies. Following the transition to the preferential regime, their tax revenues initially fell; however, from the fourth quarter onwards, they began to rise and, according to the organisation, exceeded their initial level. The Park attributes this to the formalisation of part of the business, growth in revenue and the emergence of new projects.
