Tashkent Administration Approves List of 18 Firms for Signage Production in Accordance with Design Code
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Tashkent Administration Approves List of 18 Firms for Signage Production in Accordance with Design Code

The Tashkent city administration has approved a list of 18 certified companies authorized to manufacture signage and outdoor advertising structures while adhering to the city's design code requirements. This was reported by the administration's press service.

This list is part of the Design Code project, which establishes unified rules for building facades and the placement of advertising structures on specific streets in the city. Enterprises can approach these certified companies to bring their signs and premises appearance into compliance with established standards.

Employees of the companies included in this list have undergone training organized by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Tashkent Invest, and the city department of the Competition Committee, with the participation of the Marketing Association of Uzbekistan. Among the approved companies are Siymo, Agm Group, Sns Dizayn, Faza, Feska.Uz, Gunn-Star, Masterskaya Pechati, Modern Print Service, New Led Technology, Bi Media, Usso Design, Artvision, Focus Advertising, Mediahub, Delovoy Gorod, Reg-Family, Biznes Bomond, and Union TBK.

Furthermore, the city administration launched the Telegram bot @DizaynKodBot, which provides businesses with information regarding the design requirements for buildings and the placement of outdoor advertising on the streets where enterprises operate. Additional consultations are available through district administrations.

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Contact details have been published separately for districts such as Almazar, Bektemir, Mirobod, Mirzo Ulugbek, Sergeli, Uchtepa, Chilanzar, Shaykhantakur, Yunusabad, Yakkasaray, Yangikhayot, and Yashnabad.

The Tashkent Design Code was developed by CM International for the order of Toshkent Invest Kompaniyasi. Its implementation was approved by the city council of people's deputies in February 2026. This document regulates the appearance of commercial real estate, the placement of signs and advertising structures, the use of adjacent territories, and the formation of the capital's visual identity.

In August 2026, the city administration announced changes in the approach to implementing the design code after receiving feedback from entrepreneurs. It was stated that there is an intention to pay more attention to open dialogue, informing businessmen, and considering individual cases on a case-by-case basis.

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