Tashkent office — Modera Business Centre

Bond Stone’s Tashkent office handles all Uzbekistan mandates — M&A, foreign investment, corporate formation, tax advisory, employment law, and TIFC structuring. The office has established working relationships with Uzbek state agencies, the Ministry of Justice, the State Tax Committee, the Anti-Monopoly Committee, and key regulatory bodies across the sectors Bond Stone serves.

Legal 500 EMEA — ranked for Uzbekistan practice

Bond Stone is ranked by Legal 500 EMEA and recommended by IFLR1000. Rankings reflect Bond Stone’s track record on cross-border M&A transactions, foreign investment structuring, and regulatory mandates in Uzbekistan — one of Central Asia’s fastest-growing investment destinations.

Chinese investor expertise

Bond Stone has an active Chinese investor mandate pipeline in Uzbekistan — advising on manufacturing JVs, infrastructure investment, SEZ structuring, and supply chain establishment. Bond Stone works alongside Chinese law firms on outbound Belt and Road investment into Uzbekistan across manufacturing, energy, and technology sectors.

Privatisation advisory

The Uzbek government’s privatisation programme — 29 state-owned enterprises designated for privatisation in 2025–2026 under Presidential Decree No. UP-47 dated 21 April 2025 — creates significant transaction flow for specialist legal advisers. Bond Stone advises both foreign acquirers and Uzbek government-linked counterparties on privatisation transactions across energy, manufacturing, and financial services sectors.

Senior-led practice

Every Bond Stone mandate in Uzbekistan is handled directly by a partner or senior associate. The Tashkent office Managing Director leads all Uzbek mandates with direct client engagement. Complex cross-border transactions are supported by Bond Stone’s Almaty and Astana offices where relevant — providing seamless coverage across both Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan on dual-jurisdiction mandates.