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Finance 19/02/2016 Agrobank to sell 15% stake to foreign investors
Agrobank to sell 15% stake to foreign investors
Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- Joint stock commercial bank “Agrobank” plans to reduce the government share in its shareholder capital and sell at least 15% of its shares to the foreign investors in 2016.

According to the plan, procedures to sell at least 15% of the bank’s statutory capital to foreign investors will have been finished by 1 July 2016.

Nowadays, Agrobank is a large bank which offers the whole range of banking services to agriculture sector through its 183 branches all over the country. Most economic reforms in agriculture sector have been implemented with an active involvement of the bank.

As earlier reported, the Cabinet of Ministers issues a resolution “On additional measures on attraction of forging investors in joint stock companies” on 21 December. According to the document, share of foreign investors in joint stock companies should make up at least 15%.

The resolution underlined joint stock companies, which has no foreign investors in the charter capital at the size of at least 15%, should comply with the terms of the resolution by 1 July 2016.

The document said that enterprises, working in production and processing of primary strategic raw materials, natural monopolies and suppliers of socially important goods and services on regulated prices are exceptions.

The joint stock companies, which do not comply with the terms of the resolution, should be reorganized into other organizational forms and will lose tax preferences.

The joint stock companies, share of foreign investors in which makes up from 15 to 33%, will receive tax holidays on income of legal entities, property, accomplishment and development of social infrastructure, single tax payment, mandatory payments to Republican Road Fund.

Foreign investors, possessing share in joint stock companies, are exempted from payment of taxes for received dividends till 1 January 2020.

Joint stock companies with foreign investments are exempt from state fees in applying to the courts with a claim for violation of their rights and legitimate interests with their subsequent recovery from the convicted in line with the relevant court decision.

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