During this period, 655.3 thousand tons of coal were extracted, and 6.8 million cubic meters of overburden were completed. At the Kara-Kechinskoye deposit, an additional 100 thousand tons of coal were uncovered, of which 30 thousand tons are already prepared for shipment to consumers.
As part of the program "List of 100 Industrial Projects - 2025," joint projects are being implemented at five deposits: "Sulyukta Field-11," "Tegene," "Markai," "Kojo-Kelen," and "Beshburkhan." In August, a ceremony was held to open the "Kojo-Kelen" and "Beshburkhan" deposits, where mining and preparatory work has begun.
Ensuring the population's access to coal during the heating season has also become a priority. There are 118 fuel bases and coal sales points operating in the republic, which guarantees uninterrupted fuel supplies for both residents and social and government institutions.
The financial results show a positive trend: for the nine months, revenues amounted to 3.58 billion soms, expenses were 3.46 billion soms, and net profit reached 120.1 million soms, which is 52% higher compared to the same period last year.
In September 2025, a sorting complex that meets modern environmental standards was put into operation at the "Kara-Keche" deposit. To modernize the fleet of equipment, 29 units of specialized machinery were purchased for a total of 259.2 million soms.
"The increase in the number of fuel bases is an important step towards ensuring stable and timely coal supply for the population. We are making every effort to ensure that every region of the country is supplied with fuel and that enterprises operate efficiently," emphasized the General Director of OJSC "Kyrgyzkomur," Kairat Mamatov.
