BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan, July 9. The International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, has signed a loan agreement to provide up to $10 million equivalent in Kyrgyz soms to Adal Azyk LLC, the country’s leading producer of sausages and poultry meat under the Toyboss trademark in Kyrgyzstan, Trend reports via the IFC.
The investment aims to enhance local food production, generate employment, and strengthen Kyrgyzstan’s agricultural sector by supporting the expansion of Adal Azyk’s poultry operations. The financing will be used to construct new broiler sheds and a feed mill, significantly reducing the country’s dependence on imported poultry products.
The project is expected to stimulate economic activity across the poultry value chain by supporting micro and small businesses, including local suppliers, distributors, and retailers. It also contributes to food security by improving consumer access to safe, affordable, and high-quality protein.
IFC emphasized that the initiative aligns with its broader strategy to foster sustainable and inclusive growth in Kyrgyzstan through private sector development in key industries like agriculture and food processing.
“By supporting the company’s expansion, we aim to strengthen the local food supply chain, promote sustainable practices, and create jobs in a sector that employs nearly 40 percent of the country’s workforce,” said Lukas Casey, IFC’s Manager for Manufacturing, Agribusiness, and Services in Central Asia and Türkiye.
As part of the new engagement, IFC will also provide advisory services to improve Adal Azyk’s corporate and family governance. The collaboration leverages prior IFC engagement from 2015 to 2017, during which the organization operationalized a food safety management framework in accordance with global benchmarks.
