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- Interactive learning boards are available at an indicative price of $850 per unit, laptops from $450 and robotics training kits from $120. Schools, colleges and training centres in Uzbekistan can contact HPC to request product details, bulk pricing and supply arrangements for digital classrooms and technical training equipment.
- Solar water pumps are available at indicative prices starting from $650 per unit, while drip irrigation kits start from $180 and soil-moisture sensors from $35. Farms, greenhouse operators and agricultural suppliers in Uzbekistan can contact HPC to request quotations and purchase water-efficient irrigation products for their operations.
- Cash-counting machines are available at indicative prices starting from $160, counterfeit-banknote detectors from $45 and payment terminals from $120. Banks, exchange offices and retailers in Uzbekistan can contact HPC for product specifications, bulk purchase quotations and ordering assistance.
- High-speed document scanners are available at indicative prices starting from $280 per unit, queue-management displays from $350 and document cameras from $110. Government offices, public service organisations and institutional buyers in Uzbekistan can contact HPC to request quotations and arrange purchases of administrative equipment.
- Portable ultrasound devices are available at indicative prices starting from $2,500 per unit, multiparameter patient monitors from $650 and digital blood-pressure monitors from $35. Clinics, diagnostic centres and medical distributors in Uzbekistan can contact HPC for product specifications, availability and purchase quotations.
- Protective helmets are available at indicative prices starting from $8 each, safety footwear from $25 per pair and reflective safety jackets from $7 each. Factories, warehouses and construction companies in Uzbekistan can contact HPC for bulk pricing and to order workplace safety equipment for their employees.
- Industrial bearings are available at indicative prices starting from $12 per unit, cutting-tool sets from $35 and precision measuring instruments from $45. Manufacturers, engineering workshops and maintenance teams in Uzbekistan can contact HPC to request quotations and purchase suitable industrial components and tools.
- Hybrid solar inverters are available at indicative prices starting from $450 per unit, voltage stabilisers from $90 and circuit breakers from $12. Solar installers, electrical contractors and commercial property operators in Uzbekistan can contact HPC for product details, bulk quotations and supply arrangements.
- Cross-cut document shredders are available at indicative prices starting from $75 per unit, digital signature pads from $65 and secure document cabinets from $140. Legal practices, accounting firms and corporate offices in Uzbekistan can contact HPC to request quotations and purchase document security equipment.
- Financial reporting software packages are available at indicative prices starting from $250 per business, while secure virtual data-room services start from $150 per month and asset inspection tools from $90. Accountants, investors and corporate advisers in Uzbekistan can contact HPC for pricing options and purchasing or subscription assistance.
- Handheld barcode scanners are available at indicative prices starting from $35 per unit, survey tablets from $160 and electronic weighing scales from $45. Research firms, wholesalers and retailers in Uzbekistan can contact HPC to request bulk quotations and order equipment for stock audits and market research.
- LED photography light kits are available at indicative prices starting from $45 per set, wireless microphone kits from $55 and smartphone gimbals from $70. Advertising agencies, online retailers and content creators in Uzbekistan can contact HPC for product information, quotations and purchasing assistance.
- Construction laser levels are available at indicative prices starting from $65 per unit, moisture meters from $30 and waterproofing materials from $40 per package. Contractors, property developers and renovation companies in Uzbekistan can contact HPC to request quotations and arrange orders for building and renovation supplies.
- Thermal label printers are available at indicative prices starting from $55 per unit, pouch-sealing machines from $65 and barcode scanners from $35. Startups, e-commerce sellers and small manufacturers in Uzbekistan can contact HPC for bulk pricing and to order packaging and fulfilment equipment.
- Managed network switches are available at indicative prices starting from $85 per unit, Wi-Fi access points from $60 and uninterruptible power supplies from $75. IT companies, offices, clinics and retailers in Uzbekistan can contact HPC to request product quotations and purchase networking and business infrastructure equipment.
- Electronic hotel door locks are available at indicative prices starting from $45 per unit, housekeeping trolleys from $90 and commercial irons from $65. Hotels, guesthouses and serviced apartments in Uzbekistan can contact HPC for product details, bulk quotations and ordering arrangements for hospitality supplies.
Sector stories & insights.
Uzbekistan marked World Food Day on 14–15 October with a competition involving 60 young researchers and doctoral students presenting agricultural innovation projects. The initiative highlighted opportunities to connect universities, research institutes and emerging entrepreneurs through practical skills development and technology-led learning.
Universities, training providers and research organisations need digital learning platforms, research-management tools and skills-assessment systems. HPC provides AI-enabled learning infrastructure, education analytics and institutional technology planning for a proposed engagement fee of $550,000.
On 14 October, Uzbekistan reviewed measures to introduce environmentally friendly technologies in greenhouse operations around Tashkent. The proposals address emissions from greenhouse heating and encourage farms to move toward cleaner energy sources and improved environmental practices.
Greenhouse operators, agricultural businesses and environmental agencies need emissions monitoring, energy-efficiency assessments and environmental reporting systems. HPC provides sustainability analytics, climate-risk modelling and environmental monitoring infrastructure for a proposed engagement fee of $520,000.
During the week of 10–17 October, Uzbekistan's financial sector saw discussions about faster online microloans for small businesses and expanded regional cooperation on Islamic finance. These developments highlight demand for accessible lending, improved financial services and stronger risk-management systems.
Banks, fintech companies and investment firms require credit-risk analytics, digital lending platforms and financial forecasting tools. HPC supports financial institutions with portfolio modelling, investment analytics and capital-planning systems for a proposed engagement fee of $650,000.
Uzbekistan's government held investment discussions with international partners during the week, including talks with Japanese organisations on 10 October and a meeting with US business representatives scheduled around the regional diplomatic agenda. Areas of cooperation include infrastructure, healthcare, education, industry and technology.
Government agencies and public-sector organisations need project-monitoring platforms, investment evaluation tools and reliable programme-performance data. HPC provides public-sector analytics, economic-impact assessments and strategic planning solutions for a proposed contract value of $750,000.
Uzbekistan and Japan Discuss Medical Education and Clinical Cooperation
Investment discussions held in Tashkent on 10 October included prospects for medical education development and the establishment of a university clinic with Japanese participation. The discussions create potential opportunities for medical training, clinical infrastructure and cooperation between healthcare institutions.
Hospitals, medical universities and diagnostic providers need patient-management software, medical inventory systems and clinical performance analytics. HPC provides healthcare information systems, resource-allocation analytics and digital health infrastructure for a proposed engagement fee of $580,000.
Business discussions reported on 16 October examined how artificial intelligence could help address skills shortages, alongside the need for better data quality, redesigned workflows and staff retraining. These priorities reflect growing demand for workforce capabilities that support technology adoption and business productivity.
Employers need workforce analytics, digital recruitment tools and structured training programmes to identify capability gaps and improve employee performance. HPC provides HR analytics, workforce forecasting and employee-development infrastructure for a proposed project fee of $510,000.
Uzbekistan Showcases Industrial Products at China–Central Asia Trade Exhibition
The China–Central Asia Uzbekistan 2026 trade exhibition ran from 14 to 16 October, bringing together manufacturers, exporters, importers and distributors. Exhibited categories included automotive parts, industrial and construction equipment, machinery, medical devices, electronics and consumer goods.
Manufacturers and distributors need procurement systems, inventory forecasting and logistics analytics to coordinate international suppliers and manage product flows. HPC provides supply-chain intelligence, operational dashboards and logistics optimisation for a proposed engagement fee of $620,000.
On 16 October, Uzbekistan announced agreements for six energy projects worth a combined $4.7 billion. The projects are expected to add 3,000 megawatts of generation capacity and 400 megawatts of energy storage, supporting electricity supply and the country's wider energy investment programme.
Utilities, renewable energy developers and infrastructure operators need asset monitoring, feasibility modelling and investment-risk assessments for large projects. HPC provides energy analytics, infrastructure simulations and capital-planning tools for a proposed project fee of $850,000.
Uzbekistan announced a business registration process running from 15 October to 30 November, covering legal entities, individual entrepreneurs, farms, self-employed individuals and businesses operating informally. The process highlights the importance of accurate company records and clear administrative procedures.
Companies, accountants and legal advisers need document-management systems, regulatory tracking and reliable compliance records. HPC provides compliance analytics, regulatory reporting infrastructure and enterprise risk-management solutions for a proposed advisory package of $540,000.
On 15 October, Uzbekistan's economy and finance leadership met the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to discuss cooperation in privatisation, SME financing, mortgage lending, public-private partnerships, energy and transport. The discussions reflect continuing opportunities for private capital and institutional investment.
Investors and corporate finance teams need due diligence, asset valuation, financial modelling and transaction-risk assessments when evaluating potential deals. HPC provides investment analytics, valuation modelling and transaction-planning support for a proposed engagement fee of $920,000.
Official statistics published on 16 October reported that Uzbekistan welcomed 10.3 million tourists during the first nine months of 2026 and that textile exports reached $2.1 billion. These indicators provide businesses with useful context for assessing demand in tourism, apparel, retail and related supply chains.
Investors and commercial operators need customer research, competitor analysis and sector-specific demand forecasts to identify growth opportunities. HPC provides market intelligence, predictive analytics and commercial forecasting solutions for a proposed engagement fee of $530,000.
On 15 October, Uzbekistan reported a change removing compulsory advertising permits for business signs, while setting conditions for the removal of signs and advertising structures. The change may affect how retailers and service businesses manage storefront visibility and local promotional activity.
Retailers, marketing agencies and corporate communications teams need audience insights, campaign measurement and digital content systems to reach customers effectively. HPC provides campaign optimisation, customer analytics and digital communications planning for a proposed engagement fee of $505,000.
On 15 October, reports outlined plans to renovate 400 mahallas in Tashkent under a 15-minute-city concept by 2030. A business centre known as Uchtepa City is also planned, with an investor expected to allocate $1 billion for its first phase.
Property developers, landlords and urban planners need property analytics, construction forecasting and project-performance monitoring to evaluate development opportunities. HPC provides property intelligence, investment modelling and development-planning systems for a proposed engagement fee of $780,000.
A report published on 13 October stated that 17 Uzbek startup investment deals announced in September were worth more than $1.6 million. The activity highlights continuing opportunities for early-stage companies seeking capital, particularly those developing scalable digital products and business services.
Startups, accelerators and investors need market validation, financial forecasts and investment-readiness assessments to evaluate growth potential. HPC supports emerging companies with financial planning, growth analytics and investment strategy systems for a proposed setup fee of $560,000.
Uzbekistan's investment discussions with Japanese companies on 13 October covered solar power, energy storage, electricity networks and the potential production of steel cables for transmission lines. These projects highlight demand for digital infrastructure, industrial technology and systems that support reliable energy operations.
Technology providers and industrial businesses need secure data platforms, network monitoring and infrastructure planning to improve operational reliability. HPC provides network analytics, secure cloud architecture and enterprise data systems for a proposed service fee of $690,000.
Uzbekistan Reports Strong Tourist Arrivals and Reviews New Travel Routes
Official statistics released on 16 October reported 10.3 million tourist arrivals during the first nine months of 2026. Tourism-sector discussions during the week also covered new hotel developments, ecotourism projects, service quality and potential air routes, creating opportunities for hospitality and travel operators.
Hotels, tour operators and transport providers need booking-management systems, visitor-demand forecasting and digital customer-service tools to improve the travel experience. HPC provides hospitality analytics, revenue-management tools and booking optimisation for a proposed engagement fee of $525,000.