Yes — subsidiaries, stakes and branches are all provided for.
An Uzbek LLC can be a holding: participating in other legal entities is written into its legal position, and the law defines the layers — a subsidiary where the company dominates the capital or can determine decisions, a dependent company above twenty per cent of the votes. Cross-ownership is cut off in both directions, and a parent that gives its subsidiary binding instructions answers jointly for the deals done on them; culpably driving a subsidiary insolvent brings subsidiary liability. (LLC Law, Art. 7 — lex.uz ↗)
One structural ceiling sits above all of it: the one-person-chain rule. A company whose sole shareholder is itself a one-person company cannot be the sole founder of the next one — except where that sole shareholder is a single-shareholder JSC. Branches and representative offices, meanwhile, are the company’s own limbs rather than separate persons, created by the general meeting and listed in the state register. (LLC Law, Arts. 6, 8 — lex.uz ↗)
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