An office building belonging to the State Assets Management Agency in central Tashkent was sold at an E-auksion auction on November 9. The agency announced the results.
The auction began at 10:00 and lasted 2 hours and 50 minutes. After 52 bids, Jarkurgan Build Group was declared the winner of the online auction.
The buyer offered 251.63 billion soums for the property, 52% above its starting price of 165.54 billion soums.
The four-storey office building is located in the Mirobod district, at the intersection of Amir Temur Avenue and Bukhara Street. It was put up for auction in September 2025. The State Assets Management Agency currently has its office there; previously, the building housed the Tashkent city administration.
The property occupies a 0.66-hectare plot, including an inner courtyard. Its total floor area is 11,000 square metres. The building is connected to water supply, sewage and electricity networks.
The property is being sold under a Cabinet of Ministers resolution issued in March 2025. The buyer may use it for office space and businesses in the services sector, in accordance with urban planning regulations.
According to the Unified State Register of Enterprises and Organisations, Jarkurgan Build Group was established in Tashkent in August 2024 and specialises in residential construction. Its charter capital amounts to 28.6 billion soums.
The company’s largest shareholder, with a 61.51% stake, is Palace of Energy, which is wholly owned by Jahongir Tashpulatov. The remaining 38.49% belongs to Dilmurod Siddikov.
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