The value of the UZM increased by 53 percent, reaching two billion dollars.
Uzum, recognized as Uzbekistan's leading digital ecosystem, increased its valuation by 53 percent in a short period, reaching $2.3 billion. Zamin.uz reported this news.
This achievement is one of the company's significant milestones over the past seven months, clearly demonstrating investors' confidence in the country's digital economy. According to data provided by Techcrunch.com, Uzum secured $131.5 million in investment from investors led by the Oman Sovereign Wealth Fund.
These funds will be utilized to further expand the company's operations in e-commerce and financial services. Currently, the Uzum ecosystem serves over 20 million users, with total payments of $11 billion processed through the platform in 2025.
According to Jasur Jumayev, CEO of Uzum, retail trade in Uzbekistan is transitioning directly from traditional markets to digital commerce. The company has expanded its service portfolio by adding projects such as Uzum Market, Uzum Bank, and Uzum Nasiya, offering customers comprehensive solutions.
In 2025, the company's net profit amounted to $176 million. In the future, Uzum plans to go public on the stock market in the second half of 2026 or early 2027.
For this process, the company aims to raise between $250 million and $300 million. Currently, Uzum has become one of the leading forces in Uzbekistan's technological development as the country's first unicorn company.
