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Uzbekistan’s stock market infrastructure expands with rising trading volumes

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July 14, 2025
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Uzbekistan’s stock market infrastructure expands with rising trading volumes

TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, July 14. In June 2025,
Uzbekistan’s Stock Exchange Toshkent experienced an exciting surge
in trading activity, Trend reports.

The total trading volume reached 4.06 trillion soms ($317.02
million), marking a 21-fold increase compared to the same period
last year—a growth of 3.86 trillion soms.

The majority of transactions—3.45 trillion soms ($269.87
million), or 85.16 percent of the total volume—were carried out
with securities listed on the exchange’s official quotation list.
The remaining transactions took place on the organized
over-the-counter trading platform (OTP).

A total of 22,821 deals were concluded during the month,
representing a 44.69 percent decrease compared to June 2024 (a drop
of 18,436 deals). Of these, 19,256 transactions involved securities
from the quotation list, while 3,565 deals were made on the
OTP.




The average daily trading volume stood at 202.82 billion soms
($15.85 million), with an average of 1,141 deals per day. However,
the UCI index declined by 3.05 percent over the month, closing at
639.75 points.

The stock market trading volume reached 3.34 trillion soms
($260.70 million), an 18-fold increase compared to June 2024. Most
of the transactions (3.28 trillion soms) were executed on the Free
of Payment (FoP) platform. The average daily volume in this segment
was 166.90 billion soms ($13.04 million), with 919 deals per day on
average.

The aggregate market capitalization of equities contracted by
5.53 trillion soms, representing a 2.23 percent decline,
culminating in a total of 242.77 trillion soms ($19.19 billion) at
the month’s conclusion. The market capitalization of the freely
tradable equity segment (free float) attained a valuation of 4.09
trillion soms, equivalent to approximately $323.50 million. As of
the close of the second quarter on June 30, the comprehensive
quotation matrix comprised 135 financial instruments sourced from a
diverse array of 93 distinct issuers.

The trading volume of corporate bonds reached an impressive 116.17
billion soms ($9.17 million), reflecting a staggering 37-fold
escalation relative to the figures recorded in June of the previous
year. The mean quotidian trading throughput in this marketplace
attained 5.81 billion soms ($458,360), characterized by an average
of 43 transactional executions per diurnal cycle. The aggregate
market capitalization of bonds transacted on the exchange reached
1.46 trillion soms ($115.48 million). By the conclusion of the
monthly cycle, the inventory comprised 17 financial instruments
sourced from 8 distinct issuers.

Throughout the designated reporting interval, a total of 3,565
transactions were consummated on the OTP platform, reflecting a
notable increase of 14.81 percent compared to the metrics recorded
in June 2024. The aggregate transactional throughput culminated at
602.15 billion soms ($47.15 million), representing an extraordinary
254-fold escalation relative to the corresponding timeframe of the
preceding fiscal year. The transactions encompassed financial
instruments from a total of 93 distinct issuers.

By the conclusion of June 2025, the exchange’s quotation roster
encompassed 152 financial instruments sourced from 101 distinct
issuers, indicative of the robust evolution of Uzbekistan’s capital
market framework and the escalating investor appetite within the
equity marketplace.

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