The total assets of Uzbekistan's banks reached 1,016.6 trillion sums as of August 1, 2026, an increase of 19.3% over the year. The net profit of the banking sector grew from 7.3 to 12.3 trillion sums. The loan portfolio increased by 11.9% to 644.6 trillion sums, and the volume of deposits jumped by 33.9%, reaching 482.7 trillion sums. Bank capital grew by 18.6% to 150.6 trillion sums.
At the same time, the share of foreign currency decreased. In assets, it decreased from 39.1% to 34.7%, in loans — from 40.5% to 38.7%, and in deposits — from 24.1% to 19.2%. Highly liquid assets grew from 145.9 to 222.8 trillion sums over the year, and their share in assets reached 22.7%. Non-performing loans amounted to 23.9 trillion sums, or 3.7% of the loan portfolio.
The number of commercial banks decreased from 36 to 34 over the year. At the same time, banks with state participation control 62% of all assets, 65.5% of loans, and 51.4% of deposits. The largest banks by assets remain UzNatsBank — 145.8 trillion sums, Agrobank — 124.2 trillion, and Uzpromstroybank — 105.2 trillion. Among private banks, Kapital Bank leads with assets of 62.1 trillion sums.