Amid the rapid development of the insurance market and the implementation of sustainable growth principles, “Uzbekinvest” continues to reaffirm its status as one of the leading players in Uzbekistan’s insurance sector and demonstrates positive dynamics across all key areas of its operations.
As of the results for the first nine months of 2025, the company’s total insurance premium collection amounted to 1,178.3 billion soums, reflecting a 145% increase compared to the same period of the previous year.
The volume of reinsurance premiums reached USD 50.5 million, while 53% of the company’s portfolio accounted for the share of international reinsurance.
During the reporting period, insurance protection totaling USD 2.4 billion was provided to national exporters of goods and services.
In the corporate segment, insurance premium collections reached 297.9 billion soums, representing a 151% increase compared to the same period in 2024, of which 51.1 billion soums were allocated to the insurance of investment projects.
In the individual insurance segment, premium collections totaled 95.7 billion soums, which is 107% higher than the figures recorded in the previous year.
The company’s customer base increased from 583,399 to 749,243 clients, reflecting a 128% growth. In particular, 66,362 contracts were concluded with legal entities and 898,752 contracts with individuals, which is 132% higher compared to the same period in 2024.
The company also remains a leader in the market for compulsory motor third-party liability insurance (OSGOVTS). During the first nine months of 2025, more than 780,000 online policies were issued through digital platforms.
During the reporting period, “Uzbekinvest” made insurance payouts totaling 97 billion soums across 3,740 insurance cases involving both individuals and legal entities.
International Recognition and Partnerships
In April of this year, “Uzbekinvest” became a member of the International Insurance Society (IIS), which unites more than 500 leading insurance companies from over 90 countries.
In May, the company joined The International Underwriting Association of London (IUA) — one of the leading professional associations that brings together major insurance and reinsurance companies operating in the London insurance market.
These events represent an important step toward the international integration of Uzbekistan’s insurance sector and once again confirm its recognized position and growing reputation on the global stage.
In addition, during the reporting period, “Uzbekinvest” signed cooperation agreements with several leading international institutions, including:
- CESCE, the Export Credit Agency of Spain;
- SACE, the Export Credit Insurance Company of Italy;
- a number of Spanish and Italian insurance and brokerage companies;
- and Eximbanka SR, the Export-Import Bank of Slovakia.
Also, in May, senior executives and regional branch directors of “Uzbekinvest” JSC made a business trip to Germany, visiting the cities of Hanover, Leipzig, Munich, and Frankfurt am Main. As part of the trip, they participated in a special training program organized by major international insurance, reinsurance, and brokerage companies, aimed at enhancing professional qualifications and facilitating knowledge exchange.
In addition, in September, the company’s 30 best district branch managers and leading specialists received training at the University of West Bohemia in Prague, Czech Republic.
International Ratings
In May 2025, the international rating agency A.M. Best Company affirmed “Uzbekinvest”’s ratings at “B” (Financial Strength Rating) and “bb” (Long-Term Issuer Credit Rating), both with a Stable Outlook.
In June, Moody’s Ratings upgraded the outlook on the company’s financial strength rating from “Ba2 (Stable)” to “Ba2 (Positive)”. This rating is among the highest assessments within Uzbekistan’s banking and financial sector institutions.
Adhering to its sustainable development strategy, “Uzbekinvest” continues to expand international cooperation, enhance its level of digitalization, and strengthen customer trust in both domestic and international markets.
