Shykmamatov noted that there was no mention of "Kyrgyzneftegaz" in these criminal cases, indicating that the company had a special status. "With such volumes of embezzlement, it would have been impossible not to notice them," he added.
The head of the GNS also pointed out that violations were evident in the unified database and in the invoices, but it took time to initiate a physical inspection. "We have already appointed a tax audit, and the results we see in the modules are confirmed by the audit itself. The General Prosecutor's Office has already initiated a criminal case," he clarified.
Shykmamatov emphasized that after the release of the first investigation, the GKNB should have conducted an inspection of "Kyrgyzneftegaz." The absence of such an inspection also indicates that the company enjoyed special conditions.
In conclusion, he added that the GNS has planned other investigations as well.
We remind you that "Salyk service," an institution subordinate to the GNS, published the results of an investigation, according to which "Kyrgyzneftegaz" incurred losses of more than 4 billion soms due to gray intermediary schemes and suspicious write-offs of raw materials. "As a result of data analysis from the company for the period from 2021 to 2025, three main schemes were identified through which profits from state oil ended up in private hands connected to those close to the former head of the GKNB, Kamchybek Tashiev," the GNS concluded.
