Must a reorganisation be published to creditors in Uzbekistan?

Before a reorganising company sends its registration or re-registration request, it must publish a notice of the reorganisation on the Single Portal for its creditors, in the prescribed form — and the act adds expressly that publication of that notice in printed media is not required. The notice carries the form of reorganisation and the period for it, the decision that authorised it, the entities participating and those to be created, continued or wound up, and the procedure and time limits for creditors to bring claims. (Registration Regulation, Para. 28 — lex.uz ↗)

The published notice then becomes part of the filing: the application form takes its hyperlink, number and publication date, and a confirmation that all creditors have been notified in writing. A joint-stock company publishes instead through the securities regulator’s corporate information portal and its own corporate website. Transfer acts and separation balance sheets must address succession to every obligation, disputed ones included — and where a separation balance sheet leaves the successor unidentifiable, the new companies are jointly and severally liable. (Registration Regulation, Paras. 9, 12, 28 — lex.uz ↗)