Yandex Uzbekistan plans to discontinue its Market Yandex Go service in the country, the company’s press service told Spot.
The Market section, which allows users to order goods with longer delivery times, will remain available until November 10. After that, Yandex Go will focus on developing its express delivery services — Lavka and Magaziny (Stores).
Users will still be able to order groceries, electronics, cosmetics, household goods and other products through Yandex Go, with delivery starting from 15 minutes, the company said.
Orders placed through the Market section before November 10 will be processed and delivered. The service’s support team will continue assisting users and partners with orders and platform-related matters.
Yandex is inviting Market partners interested in express delivery to consider working with Magaziny or Lavka. According to the company, the number of orders across both express services has tripled compared with 2025.
Since its launch in autumn 2024, Lavka’s network in Uzbekistan has expanded to 10 dark stores and now offers more than 100 products under its own brands. The number of partners on the Magaziny service has nearly doubled to 500.
Yandex Market in Uzbekistan
Yandex filed applications to register the Yandex Market trademark in Uzbekistan in December 2024. The Russian company also introduced Market Yandex Go as an alternative name.
In March 2025, it became known that Yandex’s marketplace could launch in Uzbekistan in April. The company had built a 9,000-square-metre warehouse in the Zangiata district of Tashkent region. Storage was initially planned to be free, with paid rates to be introduced later.
Market Yandex Go launched in Uzbekistan in April 2025. Initially, it was available to residents of Tashkent and parts of Tashkent region. In the summer of that year, the service expanded to nine regions.
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