Kyrgyz Republic's State Service for Regulation and Supervision of Financial Markets has published a Cabinet of Ministers resolution approving minimum requirements for listing securities in the Kyrgyz Republic, setting out a standardised framework for admitting securities to stock exchange listing. The resolution establishes the procedure and conditions for inclusion of securities in the stock exchange’s official list and sets minimum issuer requirements covering operating history, minimum equity, a break-even threshold, compliance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), and the mandatory availability of an auditor’s report. It also introduces a simplified admission process for foreign issuers and international organisations, subject to meeting international information disclosure standards, and frames the changes as supporting improved corporate governance and financial reporting and alignment with Eurasian Economic Union member state requirements. The State Service references Cabinet of Ministers Resolution dated 01.04.2026 No. 211.
State Service for Regulation and Supervision of Financial Markets 2026-04-07
Kyrgyz Republic's State Service for Regulation and Supervision of Financial Markets publishes Cabinet resolution setting minimum requirements for securities listing
The Kyrgyz Republic’s State Service for Regulation and Supervision of Financial Markets has published a Cabinet of Ministers resolution setting minimum requirements and a standardised framework for listing securities on stock exchanges. The rules define procedures and conditions for inclusion in the official list, minimum issuer criteria including operating history, equity, break-even, IFRS compliance and audited financials, and introduce a simplified regime for foreign issuers and international organisations aligned with international disclosure standards and Eurasian Economic Union practices.