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Investment & Project Development · 31 October 2026

Five investors express interest in Tashkent airport refueling complex

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According to Spot.uz, the State Assets Management Agency has reported on the privatisation process for the aircraft refueling complex at Tashkent airport. The acceptance of expressions of interest started on 22 September, with Ernst & Young acting as the international consultant. By the end of the day on 23 October, the consultant received applications from five investors.

All applicants will be vetted for compliance with established criteria, including the absence of European Union and United States sanctions. Qualified candidates will be invited to participate in the next stage, which involves collecting binding offers.

The aircraft refueling complex is situated in the Sergeli district of Tashkent along Kumarik Street. The total area of the property is 11 hectares, with buildings and structures covering 6076 square metres.

Participants advancing to the second stage will sign a non-disclosure agreement and receive process letters along with access to a virtual data room. Before submitting their bids, candidates must provide a deposit of at least 1% of the proposed amount via E-auksion and sign a term sheet.

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