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Why businesses are shifting capital to Kyrgyzstan

Why businesses are shifting capital to Kyrgyzstan

Why businesses are shifting capital to Kyrgyzstan

Anton Sobin’s interview with the Rossiya 24 news network

Anton Sobin

Kyrgyzstan is experiencing an investment boom, outpacing EAEU countries in the rate of foreign capital attraction. Why is big business increasingly choosing this jurisdiction for scaling and asset protection? Anton Sobin, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Central Asia Capital investment fund, answered this question in detail live on the "Russia 24" TV channel.

In a short interview, the main triggers for investors were discussed: an income tax of only 10% (compared to 25% in the Russian Federation), a guarantee of tax stability for 10 years, free capital repatriation, and reliable insurance mechanisms against political risks. 

Learn from the video how this financial ecosystem is structured and what scale projects — from the national car factory Muras to the IT hub — our fund is implementing right now.

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