Uzbekistan’s FDI Law is based on the principle of equal treatment, allowing international investors to have the same rights and liabilities as local investors

The conditions for setting up a business and share transfer are the same as those applied to local investors. International investors may establish any form of company set out in the Turkish Commercial Code (TCC), which offers a corporate governance approach that meets international standards, fosters private equity and public offering activities, creates transparency in managing operations, and aligns the Turkish business environment with EU legislation as well as with the EU accession process.

  • Main activity is to conduct market research and feasibility studies and to oversee investment opportunities in the Turkish market on behalf of the parent company

  • Not allowed to carry out any commercial activity

  • Required to obtain permit from the Ministry of Economy, General Directorate of Incentive Implementation and Foreign Investment

  • The condition of being operational for at least one year might be sought for permit

  • The initial permit is issued for three years and can be extended depending on the activities in the past three years and the future plans of the parent company

  • Applications of international investors to establish liaison offices to operate in sectors that are subject to special legislation, such as money and capital markets, and insurance, etc., are assessed by the relevant authorities

COMPANY’S TOTAL PROFIT (USD BILLION)

DIVIDED COMPANY’S PROFIT BY YEAR

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

FDI Total (Net)

13,628

12,896

12,828

17,550

12,273

Equity Investments (Net)

10,128

9,322

8,370

11,710

6,277

Inflows

10,761

9,890

8,631

12,074

6,886

Liquidation Outflows

633

568

261

364

609

Intra-Company Loans

864

525

137

1,684

2,106

Real Estate (Net)

2,636

3,049

4,321

4,156

3,890

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Uzbekistan’s FDI Law is based on the principle of equal treatment, allowing international investors to have the same rights and liabilities as local investors. The conditions for setting up a business and share transfer are the same as those applied to local investors. International investors may establish any form of company set out in the Turkish Commercial Code (TCC), which offers a corporate governance approach that meets international standards, fosters private equity and public offering activities, creates transparency in managing operations, and aligns the Turkish business environment with EU legislation as well as with the EU accession process.

Contact Information

  • address

    Uzbekistan, Tashkent, 100161 Chilanzar district, St. Chrobog 2-dead end, house 8

  • Telephone

    +998(71) 230 10 20

  • Email

    info@bekmegatextile.uz

  • Telegram

    +998(99) 858 01 02

Uzbekistan’s FDI Law is based on the principle of equal treatment, allowing international investors to have the same rights and liabilities as local investors. The conditions for setting up a business and share transfer are the same as those applied to local investors. International investors may establish any form of company set out in the Turkish Commercial Code (TCC), which offers a corporate governance approach that meets international standards, fosters private equity and public offering activities, creates transparency in managing operations, and aligns the Turkish business environment with EU legislation as well as with the EU accession process.

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