Prices of standard gold bullion bars as of 31.01.2026
Buyback, KGS
Sale, KGS
1 g.
15 216.50
15 429.50
2 g.
29 197.50
29 577.00
5 g.
71 405.50
72 262.50
10 g.
141 578.50
143 136.00
20 g.
282 322.50
286 557.00
31.1035 g.
438 171.50
444 744.00
50 g.
703 484.00
724 588.50
100 g.
1 404 352.50
1 446 483.00
250 g.
3 524 905.50
3 577 779.00
500 g.
7 039 297.00
7 144 886.50
1000 g.
14 084 309.50
14 295 574.50
Exchange rates of the NBKR as of 31.01.2026
30.01.2026
31.01.2026
USD
87,4500
87,4500
EUR
104,6602
104,3891
RUB
1,1447
1,1589
KZT
0,1737
0,1746
Precious metals at 30.01.26 UTC
USD/gr.
Gold
157,69
Silver
3,3927
Palladium
64,918
Platinum
83,355

History

Open Joint Stock Company "Kyrgyzaltyn" is the largest domestic enterprise in the Kyrgyz Republic, specializing in the development of gold deposits, founded on October 15, 1992, as the State Concern "Kyrgyzaltyn", with the aim of uniting enterprises of the mining industry of the Kyrgyz Republic to support the production of existing enterprises and implement new projects gold mining.

In accordance with the Decree of the President of the Kyrgyz Republic dated July 23, 1999 No. UP-175 “On the reorganization of the Kyrgyz State Concern “Kyrgyzaltyn” in order to ensure transparency of activities and improve the management structure, the state concern “Kyrgyzaltyn” was reorganized by transforming into a joint stock company “Kyrgyzaltyn” .

The company currently, together with partners in joint projects, produces more than 81% of the gold of Kyrgyzstan. Gold mining accounts for about 10% of the republic's GDP, 35% of industrial production and 60% of exports. The Kyrgyz Republic ranks third among the CIS countries in gold production.

 

Kyrgyz Republic, Bishkek, st. Abdymomunova, No. 195
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