More than most founders expect — the founders, their shares, the charter itself, and the address.
The register’s content list is long, and most of it is public. For a legal entity it holds the registration number and date, the certificate’s electronic document identifier, the full and short name in the state language together with any foreign-language name from the founding documents, the legal form and form of ownership, email and website, how the company was formed, succession data, the tax number, the composition of the founders and their details, the size of the charter fund and each founder’s share, the term of activity where one is fixed, liquidation progress, the founding documents themselves and the dates they were approved and amended, transfer acts and separation balance sheets, the intellectual property valuation report for enterprises with foreign capital, and registered pledges, arrests and leasing obligations over movable property. (State Register Regulation, Para. 5 — lex.uz ↗)
The act marks a small number of those sub-paragraphs as closed and leaves the remainder open, so the working assumption for a foreign founder should be that direct ownership of an Uzbek company is a matter of public record: who the shareholders are, what proportion each holds, and what the charter says. A structure that needs the shareholder’s name off a public register needs to be designed for that before incorporation, not after. (State Register Regulation, Paras. 5, 11 — lex.uz ↗)
Accounting keeps the books and makes every filing on time, with monthly reports in English.
Part of the answer bank — 132 questions, each cited to the article it rests on.