By the end of 2025, the company paid over 15.6 billion soms to the country's budget.
The company "Alliance Altyn" faced numerous challenges in 2025, yet managed not only to overcome them but also to strengthen its reputation as one of the leading taxpayers and responsible subsoil users in Kyrgyzstan. Despite external and internal difficulties, the enterprise achieved its goals and demonstrated solid results.
December 13 marked an important milestone for the company when it successfully met all planned budget indicators for 2025. This year, ore processing amounted to 1.4 million tons, and gold production reached 4.5 tons. Company representatives emphasized: "We have met all the budget indicators that were planned for 2025."
It is expected that as a result, ore processing this year will exceed 1.48 million tons, and gold production will approach 4.8 tons, indicating further growth in results.
Since the launch of the project in 2015 and until December 2025, "Alliance Altyn" has transferred nearly 40 billion soms to budgets at all levels in the form of taxes and mandatory payments. Of this amount, more than 15.6 billion soms were paid in 2025 alone.
"The company consistently exceeds budget indicators, which positively affects the taxes flowing into the state treasury and the development of local communities," the company noted.
Two percent of revenue to support the Talas region
A significant portion of the revenue to the country's budget is related to gold sales. From April 2021 to December 2025, nearly 29.7 billion soms were received in the budget, of which 11.6 billion soms were in 2025 alone. In addition to tax contributions, the company actively invests in regional development. As part of its social responsibility, 2 percent of revenue is directed monthly to improve local infrastructure, with more than 2.5 billion soms allocated for these purposes since 2021.
"Following the principles of corporate social responsibility, the company allocates significant funds for regional development, particularly to the fund supporting the Talas region," stated "Alliance Altyn."
At the same time, production growth is achieved while adhering to all environmental standards. The company claims that meeting production plans does not harm the environment.
"Our production indicators have been achieved without harming the ecology; on the contrary, we have exceeded all regulatory standards," company representatives stated.
A key factor in success was the modernization of the gold extraction plant, which operated under extensive upgrades in 2025. During the first phase of the project, productivity was increased to 1.4 million tons of ore per year.
Increasing processing efficiency
The gold extraction rate at the company reached 91.8 percent, exceeding planned indicators. The parameters for total cyanide content in the tailings remain below established norms.
Significant attention is paid to the safe handling of waste. The tailings storage facilities of the first and second phases were designed according to modern industrial and environmental safety standards. The use of dry stacking technology and a water drainage system, along with constant monitoring, ensures minimal impact on the environment. Experts note that this facility is one of the safest in its field.
An additional step towards improving efficiency and environmental safety has been the implementation of digital technologies at the Jerooy deposit. Modern solutions, such as the "Geomix" software, allow for more accurate planning of drilling and blasting operations, analyzing rock properties, and reducing losses during extraction. This not only improves productivity but also reduces environmental impact.
Thus, "Alliance Altyn" demonstrates that it is possible to combine industrial development with environmental responsibility and contribute to the economic well-being of the country. The company continues to be a reliable partner for regions and the state, ensuring sustainable development and long-term investments in the future of Kyrgyzstan.
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