At the final press conference on January 23, 2026, the Kyrgyz Stock Exchange (KSE) reported impressive results for its activities in 2025, which became a record year for the exchange. The total trading volume reached 219.7 billion soms, nearly double the figures of 2024. The KSE index increased by 54.76%, and the market capitalization reached 219.6 billion soms.
All key market segments showed positive dynamics—from the primary market to the government securities sector. A significant milestone in the development of the exchange was the upgrade of its technological base: with the support of the EDB, the IT infrastructure was modernized, and new software "QUIK" was implemented.
The Chairman of the Board of Directors of KSE, Talant Omuraliev, emphasized in his speech that the main direction for 2026 will be a "large-scale technological leap." "We are creating a modern ecosystem where exchange instruments will be accessible to everyone through mobile applications, which will enhance the investment attractiveness of the country's financial market," he noted.
The Acting General Director of KSE, Aida Chodulova, highlighted that the exchange plays an important role as a linking element in the country's economy. "It is a platform where companies find investments, individuals find reliable ways to increase their savings, and the state finds an effective mechanism for financing strategic projects," she added.
In the second part of the event, the best market participants were awarded for their achievements in 2025:
Issuer of the Year (stocks): OJSC "Eldik Bank" Issuer of the Year (bonds): LLC "Stroy Dom. KG" Company of the Year: OJSC "Airports of Kyrgyzstan" Leader of the Financial Sector: OJSC "Mbank" Best Listing Company: OJSC "Aiyl Bank" Best Brokers of the Year: LLC "BNC FINANCE," LLC "Senti," LLC "Ascoinvest" Leaders of the GCB Sector: OJSC "KICB," CJSC "Arsenal," OJSC "NPF Kyrgyzstan."
In conclusion, gratitude for cooperation was expressed to the Ministry of Finance of the KR, the Service for Regulation and Supervision of the Financial Market, the RKFR, and the EDB. The KSE's plans for 2026 include launching new projects in the precious metals sector and activating the currency and commodity segments.
