A notable change has been recorded in Uzbekistan's financial market. Kahramonjon Olimov, the primary shareholder of Anor Bank, significantly reduced his stake in the bank. According to official data published on the Unified Corporate Information Portal, his share has dropped from 99.38% to 49.38%.
It was revealed that 50% of the shares previously owned by Olimov have been transferred to Bekamin B.V., a company registered in the Netherlands. This deal marks the start of a new phase in the bank's shareholder composition. Experts assess this development as a step aimed at expanding Anor Bank’s cooperation with international partners.
Additionally, the bank's position in the market is noteworthy. As of the end of the third quarter of this year, Anor Bank ranked sixth among 20 commercial banks in Uzbekistan, according to the banking sector performance rankings. Although this indicates a drop by one position compared to the second quarter, the bank remains among the leading financial institutions.
Financial results also demonstrate steady growth. As of early October, the bank's net profit exceeded 235.9 billion soums. The total value of its assets is estimated at around 13.5 trillion soums. These figures highlight Anor Bank’s strong financial potential and its solid position in the market.
According to experts, the changes in the shareholder structure may bring new opportunities to the bank's strategy. In the near future, it is likely that Anor Bank will engage in new projects and expand its international collaborations.
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