The committee added that US$67.83 million and 60.93 billion soums of them were investment liabilities, undertaken by investors and they will be directed to modernization of capacities, creation of new jobs, and production of import-replacing goods.

The committee controls execution of investment liabilities on 164 agreements. In the first half of 2011, the investment liabilities for US$23.7 million and 20.6 billion soums were implemented. The executed investment liabilities on objects, realized on zero-redemption price, made up US$1.4 million and 18.6 billion soums.

In order to implement resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers from 8 July 2010 No. 141, the agreements on sale of 21 unused and uncompleted state objects were realized on zero-redemption price for 49.89 billion soums and US$67.8 million, which will create 2,630 new jobs.

As of 1 July 2011, the committee monitors activities of 800 privatized enterprises with state share, of which 271 are joint stock companies and 529 are limited liability companies. Analysis of financial-economy figures of enterprises showed that enterprises are recording positive results.

According to preliminary data, 784 (98%) of enterprises, which have representatives of the state, received income and 587 of them (68.5%) recorded growth compared to previous year.

The Rent Centers revealed 13,557 unused state objects and signed over 11,800 agreements on renting premises. In the result, some 27,500 jobs were created.

Some 14.9 billion soums were received from renting state properties, which is twice more compared to previous year. About 50% of them or 7.45 billion soums were directed to local budget and 6.1 billion soums to owners of the state property.

Total turnover of the securities market (shares and corporate bonds) made up 322.8 billion soums, of which 47.6 billion soums fell to share of organized market (9.3 billion soums in 1H 2010), including 36.1 billion soums in the secondary market.

The State Property Committee issued 13 licenses, which allow to carry out valuation activity, and 40 certificate to individual valuators, who successfully passed exams. As of 1 July 2011, number of valuation organizations reached 126 and number of certificated valuators – 503.

The committee also issued certificates to 980 participants of exchange trade, who passed successful exams, of which 968 for commodity exchange and 12 – real exchange.

At the same time, the committee issued certificates to 122 individual realtors, who passed exams.