Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) — In June, IT Park expanded by adding 58 new technology companies focused on export, according to the press service of the technopark.

Half of these companies were established with foreign capital involvement — investors from Hungary, Portugal, Romania, the UAE, Turkey, Indonesia, Japan, and other countries acted as founders for 29 enterprises.

By the end of June, the total number of export-oriented residents in IT Park reached 750 companies, with 228 operating outside Tashkent. The total number of foreign resident firms amounted to 776, including 206 regional ones.

The technopark’s management highlights the high export potential of several residents. For instance, Mont Tech Systems, founded by an investor from the UAE, plans to achieve exports worth US$8.5 million through SaaS services and IT consulting for clients from Tajikistan.

Ruby Talent Solutions, created with the support of Portuguese and Hungarian investors, will provide outsourcing services in recruiting and managing remote teams for the US market, with projected exports exceeding US$3 million in its first year.

Accesa, a subsidiary of a Romanian company, will focus on software development, IT consulting, and design for clients in Romania and Germany. Its export potential in the first year is approximately US$2.2 million, with plans to create up to 40 jobs.

The Brazilian company Guaraqe plans to export services valued at US$1.5 million by developing and supporting software for the US market.

During the first five months of 2025, 636 new companies registered with IT Park, of which 284 are export-oriented. Foreign founders are involved in 164 of these new firms.