BISHKEK - Kyrgyzstan's state assets increased by more than 61 billion soms ($700 million) after revising public sector financial statements. This was reported by the Accounts Chamber of Kyrgyzstan in a report submitted to the Zhogorku Kenesh (Parliament), Akchabar.kg reports.
During an audit conducted in 2025, specialists discovered that the state's overall financial statements failed to account for the net assets of several large state-owned enterprises. As a result, some state property was not reflected in official data.
To rectify the situation, the Accounts Chamber, together with the Ministry of Finance, reviewed and adjusted the financial statements. All identified inaccuracies were corrected.
After the revisions, the volume of state assets reflected in the consolidated financial statements increased by 61 billion 158.5 million soms.
According to the Accounts Chamber, the work carried out has allowed for a more accurate presentation of the state's financial position, increased transparency in state property accounting, and brought reporting into line with international standards.
CentralasianLIGHT.org
June 10, 2026