The Kyrgyz Stock Exchange (KSE) held a final press conference on January 23, where the results of its operations for 2025 were presented.
According to exchange specialists, 2025 was a period of significant achievements for the KSE. The total trading volume amounted to 219.7 billion soms, which is almost twice as much as in 2024, when the figure was 109.7 billion soms.
Throughout the year, positive dynamics were observed across all major segments:
● Listing: the trading volume reached 200.3 billion soms, which is 108.5 billion soms more compared to 2024.
● Corporate securities: in 2025, the trading volume amounted to 211.9 billion soms (2,256 transactions), compared to 103.6 billion soms (1,776 transactions) in 2024.
● Government securities: the volume increased to 7.5 billion soms compared to 3.7 billion soms in 2024.
● Shares: in 2025, the volume was 210 billion soms, while in 2024 it was 102.6 billion soms.
● Bonds: the trading volume increased to 1.9 billion soms, compared to 983.2 million soms in 2024.
● Primary market: the volume grew to 206.1 billion soms (1,155 transactions) compared to 99.2 billion soms (987 transactions) in 2024.
● Secondary market: 5.7 billion soms (1,101 transactions) compared to 4.4 billion soms (789 transactions) in 2024.
● The non-listed sector amounted to 11.5 billion soms in 2025, compared to 11.8 billion soms in 2024.
● The KSE index at the end of 2025 reached 6,304.21 points, which is 54.76% higher compared to 4,073.94 points in 2024.
● The market capitalization amounted to 219.6 billion soms, increasing from 141.9 billion soms in 2024.
