Jeruy gold deposit transfers 20 billion som to budget in nine months of 2026
President Sadyr Japarov said the Jeruy gold deposit transferred 20 billion som to the state treasury in the nine months of 2026. He made the statement during a meeting with residents of the city of Talas.
The head of state also stressed that since 2021 the company has contributed 3.5 billion som to local development funds. According to the president, Jeruy is the second-largest gold deposit in Kyrgyzstan, developed by the Alliance Altyn company.
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Jeruy gold deposit transfers 20 billion som to budget in nine months of 2026
Jeruy gold deposit transfers 20 billion som to budget in nine months of 2026. President Sadyr Japarov made this statement during a meeting with Talas residents.
3.5 billion som — Contribution to local development funds since 2021
Financial contributions breakdown: 50% to Talas region development fund; 30% to Talas district development fund; 20% to Shumkar-Uya ayil okmotu budget
Jeruy is the second-largest gold deposit in Kyrgyzstan, developed by Alliance Altyn. The company employs about 1,000 people, mostly from Talas.
Talas Valley mineral reserves: Taldy-Bulak and Andash gold and copper deposits; Kumushtak silver deposit; Quartz sand, limestone, granite and marble
President Sadyr Japarov said the Jeruy gold deposit transferred 20 billion som to the state treasury in the nine months of 2026. He made the statement during a meeting with residents of the city of Talas.
Contributions to the budget and development funds
Financial contributions
20billion som
3.5billion som
In addition to transfers to the national budget, the company also channels funds to local funds. Of the total 3.5 billion som since 2021, the following shares are allocated: 50% to the Talas region development fund for major regional programs, 30% to the Talas district development fund, and 20% to the budget of the Shumkar-Uya ayil okmotu, where the deposit is located.
Resources of the region
The president also noted that the Talas Valley has significant mineral reserves. These include the Taldy-Bulak and Andash gold and copper deposits, the Kumushtak silver deposit, and construction materials including quartz sand, limestone, granite and marble.
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Jeruy is the second-largest gold deposit in Kyrgyzstan. It is developed by the Alliance Altyn company, which provides jobs to about 1,000 people. The vast majority of them are residents of Talas.
According to the head of state
The company, as the president indicated, pays income tax, value added tax and profit tax to the national budget, as well as license retention payments and bonuses.
