Companies in Kyrgyzstan

Directory of companies in Kyrgyzstan: a registry of active and dissolved enterprises and organizations across every region and industry — trade, construction, manufacturing, mining, agriculture and services. Pick a region to browse companies, their directors, founders, contacts and other details.

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Company statistics — Kyrgyzstan

Official figures

7 461 000
Population (as of July 1, 2026)
825 800
Active business entities (as of July 1, 2026)
199 900 km²
Area

Source: National Statistical Committee of Kyrgyzstan stat.gov.kg

The Statsnet registry lists 176 035 legal entities in Kyrgyzstan, excluding sole proprietors and branches. Below are the company counts and the breakdown by region, industry and legal form — from wholesale and retail trade to construction, manufacturing and agriculture. Use it to size the market, find businesses in an industry and screen counterparties.

Companies by region

RegionCompaniesShare
Bishkek95 01353.97%
Osh19 13010.87%
Jalal-Abad14 2428.09%
Chuy13 6197.74%
Ош12 3817.03%
Issyk-Kul8 2124.66%
Batken5 4443.09%
Naryn4 6952.67%
Talas3 2991.87%
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What companies in Kyrgyzstan do

More than half of the country's legal entities are registered in Bishkek. The main industries are wholesale and retail trade, construction of residential and non-residential buildings, transport and logistics, tourism, financial services, and agriculture: crop and livestock farming. Industry is represented by food production, garment and textile enterprises, and mining — primarily gold.

The Statsnet registry covers active and dissolved organizations of every form: LLCs, joint-stock companies, institutions, foundations and cooperatives. Each company profile includes registration details, officers, founders and contacts.

How to check a company in Kyrgyzstan

Find an organization by name or TIN, open its profile and review its status, registration date, line of business and links to other companies. Screening counterparties against official data reduces risks when dealing with partners from Kyrgyzstan.