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Uzbekistan Company Lookup: The Register Priced by the Row

Marc Wahba

Marc Wahba

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Uzbekistan Company Lookup: The Register Priced by the Row

An Uzbekistan company lookup runs through the Tadbirkorlik subyektlari yagona davlat reyestri — the Unified State Register of Business Entities — reached through the Yagona portal, the Unified Portal of state interactive services at my.gov.uz. Registration runs through an automated Tizim integrated with that portal, and the Adliya vazirligi, the Ministry of Justice, supervises compliance with the procedures and deadlines. This guide covers how the register is priced, which entities sit outside it, and what the registration procedure guarantees. If you need the Uzbek population rather than one company at a time, the Uzbekistan business database covers the same registered entities described as a dataset, with industry, size and contact breakdowns attached.

Uzbekistan company lookup: the short version

  • A list of business entities from the Unified State Register, in electronic form, is charged per row.
  • The per-row rate is a percentage of the bazaviy hisoblash miqdori, a statutory base calculation amount, and the total is capped at a multiple of that same amount. A separate rate applies for a single business entity.
  • Banks, credit bureaus, their branches and representative offices, and non-governmental non-commercial organisations are outside this registration system and register under separate legislation.
  • Registration is carried out simultaneously with registration at the tax and statistics bodies, with all necessary documents issued at the same time.

Priced by the row, with a ceiling

Across this series, access to a register at scale is free, licensed, quota-limited, forbidden, or undefined. Uzbekistan does something none of the others do: it puts a meter on it, and the meter stops.

Obtaining a list of business entities from the Unified State Register in electronic form is priced per row. The rate for each row is expressed as a percentage of the bazaviy hisoblash miqdori — the statutory base calculation amount — and the total is subject to a stated maximum, expressed as a multiple of that same base amount. A separate rate applies where the request concerns a single business entity.

The figures are in the Source Register and appear nowhere in this prose: a percentage of a statutory index is still a tariff.

Three properties of that structure are worth having, and they are the durable part.

It is metered per row. The cost of a request is a function of how much you take, not of a subscription tier or a licence class.

It is indexed. Because the rate is a percentage of a statutory base amount rather than a figure in its own right, the tariff moves when the base amount moves, without the instrument being rewritten. Any figure a reader carries away has a shelf life tied to that index.

It is capped. And this is the part that changes the planning. A ceiling means a full extraction has a knowable maximum cost — which is a different proposition from a licence, a quota or a prohibition. You can price the whole register in advance, without negotiating, and decide on that basis.

Four models for the same question

The Lithuania company lookup guide covers a state that caps the free search at a stated number of daily lookups and licenses the bulk under CC BY 4.0. The Hungary company lookup guide covers one whose decree states the free service does not extend to obtaining the register in whole or in significant part. The Estonia company lookup guide covers one that meters a free API under contract, with published per-day and per-minute limits. Uzbekistan sells rows, with a ceiling.

Four models, and this page ranks none of them and says nothing about which is cheapest — it carries no figures, so any such claim would be unfounded. What the four establish is that "can I have the whole register?" has no common answer, and that the shape of each answer differs before the price does.

What an Uzbek company register entry contains

A self-contained summary. Uzbekistan's register of business entities is the Tadbirkorlik subyektlari yagona davlat reyestri, reached through the Yagona portal at my.gov.uz, with registration carried out through an automated Tizim integrated with that portal. A resolution required that from 1 April 2017 the state registration and recording of business entities be provided around the clock through the Tizim on the internet, integrated with the Yagona portal. The Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan is charged with supervising compliance with the procedures and deadlines for the state registration and recording of business entities. The requirements of that resolution do not apply to banks and credit bureaus, their branches and representative offices, nor to non-governmental non-commercial organisations, whose state registration is carried out in accordance with legislation. Data on the state registration of all business entities that are legal persons is entered by the registering body into the state register of legal persons; data on individual entrepreneurs and on dehqon farms established without forming a legal person is entered into the register under separately prescribed forms. State registration of business entities is carried out with simultaneous registration with the tax and statistics bodies, and all necessary documents are issued to the business entity at the same time; documents provided electronically are signed with the electronic digital signature of the registering body's authorised person. Obtaining a list of business entities from the register in electronic form is charged per row, at a rate expressed as a percentage of the bazaviy hisoblash miqdori and subject to a maximum expressed as a multiple of that amount, with a separate rate for a single business entity. Registration of a branch may be refused where the applicant's authority is not evidenced, where the application contains incorrect or erroneous data, or where the required documents are not submitted in full; an applicant may reapply at any time once the cause is remedied. The Yagona portal carries a Yagona reyestr entry alongside its state services, life situations and a Subsidiyalar reestri. This summary does not state whether any free lookup exists, or what fields the register list contains, because neither was established from the sources read on the date shown.

Who is outside the system

A carve-out worth knowing before you search, because it is a genuine coverage gap rather than a detail:

"Mazkur qarorning talablari banklar va kredit byurolari, ularning filiallari va vakolatxonalari, shuningdek, nodavlat notijorat tashkilotlariga tatbiq etilmaydi, ularning davlat ro'yxatidan o'tishi qonun hujjatlariga muvofiq amalga oshiriladi."

The requirements of this resolution do not apply to banks and credit bureaus, their branches and representative offices, nor to non-governmental non-commercial organisations; their state registration is carried out in accordance with legislation.

A reader looking for an Uzbek bank in this register is looking in the wrong place. So is a reader looking for an NGO. Those populations register under separate legislation, and this page does not describe where — that was not sourced.

The refusal grounds, stated in advance

Rare in this series, and useful: the portal lists why a branch registration may be refused.

  • the applicant's authority is not evidenced;
  • the application contains incorrect or erroneous data;
  • the required documents are not submitted in full.

And the remedy is stated with them: an applicant may reapply at any time once the cause is remedied. No appeal window, no waiting period — remedy the cause and refile.

For anyone reading a Uzbek record and wondering why a registration did not complete, that is a short and closed list of published reasons.

One registration, three bodies

Two procedural facts that shape what a record means.

State registration is carried out with simultaneous registration at the tax and statistics bodies, and all necessary documents are issued to the business entity at the same time. One act, three registrations, documents in hand at the end of it. Documents provided electronically are signed with the electronic digital signature of the registering body's authorised person.

One neighbouring approach in this programme is worth a clause. The Turkey company lookup guide covers a system whose stated function is to unite all legal persons under a single number so that public bodies get what they need from one point. Uzbekistan instead registers once across three bodies simultaneously. One unifies the identifier; the other unifies the act. Not the same mechanism, and not ranked.

And a dated commitment: a resolution required that from 1 April 2017 the state registration and recording of business entities be provided around the clock through the Tizim, integrated with the Yagona portal. That is a requirement placed on the system by the resolution, not a measurement of how it performs.

Where an Uzbekistan lookup stops

Data on business entities that are legal persons is entered by the registering body into the state register of legal persons. Data on individual entrepreneurs and on dehqon farms established without forming a legal person is entered into the register under separately prescribed forms. The Yagona portal carries a Yagona reyestr entry alongside its state services, life situations and a Subsidiyalar reestri.

This page does not say whether a free lookup exists. The source prices a single-entity query, which bears on the question, but nothing read here states that a free search does or does not exist — and inferring an absence from a price list would be exactly the kind of confident wrong conclusion this series avoids. It is the reader's first question and UZBEKISTAN_REPORT.md flags it first.

It also does not state what fields the register list contains, or what the base calculation amount is or how it is set.

One structural note. This guide links to the Uzbek business database rather than to a /companies/uzbekistan directory, because no such directory exists in the catalogue. The down-link axis is served by /b2b-data/uzbekistan, and the report records the /companies axis as skipped.

Where the question is a population rather than a company, a firmographic directory covers the same registered entities with classification, size and contact data attached and queryable as a set; the Asia company directory breaks the regional file down by market.

Data quality pitfalls to avoid in Uzbekistan

Assuming a free lookup exists. This page does not establish one, and a per-entity price is not proof that none exists either — treat it as unknown.

Budgeting from a figure rather than a formula. The per-row rate is a percentage of a statutory base amount, so any figure has a shelf life tied to that index.

Looking for a bank or an NGO here. Banks, credit bureaus, their branches and representative offices, and non-governmental non-commercial organisations are outside this registration system.

Expecting one register for every entity type. Legal persons go into the state register of legal persons; individual entrepreneurs and dehqon farms without legal personality are entered under separately prescribed forms.

Treating the around-the-clock provision as a service level. It is a requirement the resolution placed on the system, not a measurement of performance.

Treating a refusal as final. An applicant may reapply at any time once the cause is remedied.

A repeatable Uzbekistan company lookup workflow

  1. Establish the entity type first, because legal persons and individual entrepreneurs are recorded differently.
  2. Exclude banks, credit bureaus and NGOs from any expectation of coverage here.
  3. Price a bulk request as rows against the base amount, and use the ceiling as the planning figure.
  4. Re-derive any cost from the current base amount rather than carrying a past figure.
  5. Read a refused branch registration against the three published grounds.
  6. Confirm independently whether a free lookup exists, because this page does not establish it.

Frequently asked questions

How is Uzbek register data priced?

A list of business entities in electronic form is charged per row, at a rate expressed as a percentage of the bazaviy hisoblash miqdori, subject to a maximum expressed as a multiple of that same amount. A separate rate applies for a single business entity.

Is there a free search?

This page does not say. Nothing read for this guide states that a free lookup exists or does not exist, and inferring an absence from a price list would be unfounded.

Can I price a full extraction in advance?

The structure allows it: the charge is per row and subject to a stated ceiling, so a maximum is knowable without negotiating. The figures themselves are in the Source Register.

Are banks in this register?

No. The resolution's requirements do not apply to banks and credit bureaus, their branches and representative offices, nor to non-governmental non-commercial organisations, whose registration follows separate legislation.

Are individual entrepreneurs recorded the same way as companies?

No. Data on legal persons goes into the state register of legal persons; data on individual entrepreneurs and on dehqon farms without legal personality is entered under separately prescribed forms.

Why might a branch registration be refused?

Because the applicant's authority is not evidenced, because the application contains incorrect or erroneous data, or because the required documents are not submitted in full. An applicant may reapply at any time once the cause is remedied.

Does registration cover tax and statistics too?

Yes. State registration is carried out with simultaneous registration at the tax and statistics bodies, and all necessary documents are issued at the same time.

Source Register

Fact

That obtaining a list of business entities from the Unified State Register in electronic form is priced per row as a percentage of the bazaviy hisoblash miqdori, subject to a stated maximum expressed as a multiple of that amount, with a separate rate for a single business entity. The percentages and the multiple are stated in the source and are recorded here as provenance for the structural description used in the prose; no figure appears on the page

Source

FAQ 118

Publisher

Yagona portal / davlat xizmatlari portali

Retrieved

23.09.2026

Fact

The grounds on which registration of a branch may be refused — the applicant's authority not evidenced, incorrect or erroneous data in the application, required documents not submitted in full — and that an applicant may reapply at any time once the cause is remedied

Source

FAQ 118

Publisher

Yagona portal

Retrieved

23.09.2026

Fact

That from 1 April 2017 the state registration and recording of business entities is to be provided around the clock through the Tizim on the internet, integrated with the Yagona portal — quoted verbatim in Uzbek

Publisher

Lex.uz

Retrieved

23.09.2026

Fact

That the resolution's requirements do not apply to banks and credit bureaus, their branches and representative offices, nor to non-governmental non-commercial organisations, whose state registration follows legislation — quoted verbatim in Uzbek

Publisher

Lex.uz

Retrieved

23.09.2026

Fact

That the Ministry of Justice is charged with supervising compliance with the procedures and deadlines for state registration and recording of business entities — quoted verbatim in Uzbek

Publisher

Lex.uz

Retrieved

23.09.2026

Fact

That data on the state registration of all business entities that are legal persons is entered into the state register of legal persons, and that data on individual entrepreneurs and on dehqon farms established without forming a legal person is entered under separately prescribed forms

Publisher

Lex.uz

Retrieved

23.09.2026

Fact

That state registration is carried out with simultaneous registration at the tax and statistics bodies with all necessary documents issued at the same time, and that documents provided electronically are signed with the electronic digital signature of the registering body's authorised person

Every Uzbek passage above is the source's own wording, read on the date shown, carrying the Latin-alphabet forms oʻ and gʻ as written, with an English gloss beside it rather than in place of it.

No amount appears anywhere in this page's prose, including the percentages and the multiple. A percentage of a statutory index is still a tariff, so the structure is described — per row, capped, indexed — and the figures sit in the Source Register row with their source. The base calculation amount itself, and how it is set, are not described here.

This page does not state whether a free lookup exists, or what fields the register list contains. UZBEKISTAN_REPORT.md flags the first of those first, because it is the reader's opening question and the sources bear on it without answering it.

The readings that are InfobelPRO's rather than the sources': that a ceiling makes a full extraction's maximum cost knowable in advance, which is a different proposition from a licence, a quota or a prohibition; and that indexing the rate to a statutory base gives any figure a shelf life tied to that index. Those are ours. The four-model comparison is offered without ranking and without any claim about relative cost, since this page carries no figures to compare.

Marc Wahba

Marc Wahba

Co-founder & CTO

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