33,631 sales transactions registered through escrow accounts in Uzbekistan in October

During October, over 33.6 thousand sales transactions were processed through escrow accounts in Uzbekistan, covering both real estate properties and vehicles.

Transaction Details in Uzbekistan

Specifically, 33,631 contracts for the purchase and sale of real estate and automobiles were concluded in October. In the residential and non-residential real estate sector, 16,893 agreements were signed, which is 182 units, or 1.1%, more than in September. The transport sector recorded 16,738 transactions through the system.

Regional Volume Leaders

Tashkent showed the highest number of registered transactions among all regions of the republic, with 10,674 operations recorded, accounting for 31.7% of the country's total. The remaining regions and Karakalpakstan collectively accounted for 68.3% of all concluded contracts. Among them, Fergana region conducted 3,121 transactions, Samarkand region—2,933 operations, and Namangan region—2,179 contracts.

It should also be noted that commercial banks provided information on 6,509 operations during October. Of this total, 3,555 transactions were related to the sale of real estate, and 2,954 operations concerned the acquisition of vehicles.

According to the Central Securities Depository, in September 2026, Uzbekistan registered the issuance of bonds totaling 358 billion soums in national currency and 90 million US dollars in foreign currency.

The issuance of these bonds was carried out by the National Agency for Advanced Projects (NAPP), after which they were entered into the depository system of the Central Securities Depository.

Largest issuances in national and foreign currencies

The largest issuance denominated in soums was conducted by the Uzbekistan Mortgage Refinancing Company JSC, which issued bonds worth 300 billion soums. This company's issuance accounted for almost 84% of all bonds registered in soums during the month.

The remaining local currency issuances were made by microfinance organizations. Specifically, Business Finance Microfinance Organization LLC issued bonds worth 40 billion soums, and Alfa Microfinance Organization LLC registered an issuance of 18 billion soums.

Among the foreign currency issuances, the largest was the issuance registered by UB Assets Holding LLC, a foreign enterprise, which issued bonds worth 50 million US dollars. This amount exceeded half of the total volume of foreign currency bond issuance recorded in September.

Asia Alliance Bank issued bonds totaling 20 million US dollars, while Universal Bank and the microfinance organization Agat Credit each raised 10 million US dollars through bond issuance.

In total, seven issuers participated in the market in September: three issued securities in soums, and four in US dollars. These issuers included two commercial banks, four financial and microfinance organizations, and one holding company.