Five Uzbek electrical equipment manufacturers attracted $80 million from the EBRD: companies will be compensated up to $50 thousand in expenses

Five companies have established direct cooperation with the EBRD

Five Uzbek electrical equipment manufacturers have attracted a total of 80 million dollars from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to finance their projects. As reported by Zamon.uz, direct cooperation with the international financial institution has been established by Artikul Aziya and Maxcopper in Tashkent, Techno Cable Group and Vades Group in Tashkent Region, as well as Andijon kabel in Andijan.

What is provided for other manufacturers

The publications note the need to expand this experience and prepare other manufacturers to work with the international financial market. The EBRD, which Zamon.uz cites for the details, is ready to allocate resources of 2–3 billion dollars for industrial enterprises, as well as cover part of the costs of assessing their operations. The remaining expenses, including the costs of engaging international consultants, will be borne by the state: through the Trade Development Company, each enterprise is entitled to compensation of up to 50 thousand dollars.

Context and limitations

The material is based on a report by a single outlet published on November 9, 2026; there are no independent confirmations or comments from the parties in the available publications. It is known that five companies have attracted funding and that the EBRD and the state have declared their readiness to support other manufacturers, but the details of the compensation mechanism — the application procedure, timelines, and payment terms — are not disclosed in the publications.