Uzbekistan joins FAO Council for 2028–2029, expanding its role in global food policy.

https://gov.uz/en/mfa/news/view/66682

Chinese firm to upgrade two 220 kV Tashkent substations after outages impacted 55% of businesses.

https://www.spot.uz/ru/2025/07/10/shangdong-electrical

NMMC boosted gold output to 1.54mln ounces and cut production costs by 1.8trln UZS in 1H 2025, while investing $219.5mln and creating 1,190 jobs.

https://www.ngmk.uz/ru/press-center/news-and-press-releases/NKMKAJning-2025-yil-I-yarim-yillikdagi-ishlab-chiqarish-natijalari/

Uzbekistan has legalized carbon credit trading, to cut emissions by 35% by 2030 and export up to 80% of verified units via a national registry.

https://www.gazeta.uz/ru/2025/07/09/carbon/

Uzbekistan starting production and export of rhenium.

https://www.gazeta.uz/ru/2025/07/10/rhenium/

In 1Q2025, microloans in Uzbekistan rose to 18.7trln UZS, total lending reached 34.9trln UZS with a 34.9% average rate.

https://uz.kursiv.media/2025-07-10/rynok-mikrozajmov-uzbekistana-za-god-vyros-v-23-raza/

China’s CSCEC will invest $300mln to rebuild 200 km of roads and construct four overpasses in Tashkent using new urban development standards.

https://www.gazeta.uz/ru/2025/07/09/china-construction/

Uztemiryulcontainer JSC (UTYK) to establish the new JV with Xinjiang Union of Railway International Logistics Co. Ltd - company UTK International Logistics will assist in assembling multimodal cargo trains from China.

https://www.spot.uz/ru/2025/07/10/utk-international/

Overview:
- O‘zmetkombinat JSC (UZMK) signed a €6.7mln credit agreement with the NBU for a 12-month loan;
- Agat Credit LLC registered 30bln UZS corporate bonds issue with 1 year maturity and 28% interest paid on monthly basis;
- Uzauto Motors Powertrain JSC approved 2024 dividends— 0.4469 UZS per share for ordinary shares; no payments on preferred shares or bonds;
- O‘zmetkombinat JSC (UZMK) will pay 300 UZS per preferred share for 2025, no dividends for ordinary shares;
- TBC Bank JSB signed a $10mln credit agreement with its affiliate TBC Bank Group PLC;
- O‘zbektelekom JSC (UZTL) will pay dividends of 76.3 UZS per ordinary share and 288.5 UZS per preferred share for 2024FY;
- Ipak Yo‘li Bank JSICB (IPKY) will pay 0.152 UZS per share dividends on both ordinary and preferred shares;
- O‘zsanoatqurilishbank JSCB (SQBN) will pay dividends of 4.37 UZS per preferred share for 2024FY; no payments on ordinary shares;
- Biokimyo JSC (BIOK) will pay 1,000 UZS dividends per ordinary share.

Uzbekistan’s 1,300-year-old artefacts were showcased in London ahead of their return to a $200mln cultural center in Tashkent.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/uzbekistans-lost-treasures-displayed-london-153200683.html