STATE UNITARY ENTERPRISE

Uzbekistan's State Unitary Enterprise Company Profile

A State Unitary Enterprise (SUE) in Uzbekistan is a type of state-owned enterprise. These entities are founded by the government to manage and operate state property, providing various goods, services, or fulfilling specific functions across different economic sectors. The state maintains full ownership of all assets allocated to the SUE, which manages these assets under rights of operational or economic management.

Regarding whether a SUE is a factory or a trader:

A State Unitary Enterprise in Uzbekistan can function as either a factory (a production unit) or a trader (a commercial entity engaged in the purchase and sale of goods), or even primarily as a service provider. Its specific classification is determined by its official objectives and the nature of its operations as outlined in its founding documents. For instance, a SUE might operate a large manufacturing facility (factory), manage essential public utilities, or conduct import and export activities (trader). Consequently, a SUE is not exclusively defined as one or the other; its role is diverse and depends on its assigned mandate.

"State Unitary Enterprise" is an organizational form in Uzbekistan, and many different SUEs operate across various sectors, producing a wide range of products and services. Therefore, there is no single list of products for "the STATE UNITARY ENTERPRISE."

However, examples of products and services commonly associated with State Unitary Enterprises or state-owned companies in Uzbekistan include:

Natural gas, crude oil, refined petroleum products such as gasoline, diesel fuel, and lubricants.

Gold, uranium, silver, and various industrial minerals.

Electricity generation and supply.

Agricultural commodities like cotton, wheat, fruits, and vegetables.

Chemical products including fertilizers and polymers.

Textile products such as cotton yarn and fabrics.

Construction materials like cement and bricks.

Pharmaceuticals.

Machinery and equipment components.

Telecommunication services (internet, mobile, fixed-line).

Railway freight and passenger transportation services.

Potable water supply and wastewater services.