According to a recent LinkedIn post from Uzum, the company recently participated in a grant award initiative in Tashkent with Hamroh – Women’s Entrepreneurship Support Company to back women-led businesses. The post indicates that 20 entrepreneurs received a combined 1 billion UZS in grants, directed toward information technology, green energy, and mentorship-driven projects.
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The LinkedIn post suggests this program is part of a broader partnership aimed at expanding women’s access to education, digital tools, and financial opportunities across Uzbekistan. By linking financial support with training in financial literacy, digital entrepreneurship, and business development, the initiative may help deepen Uzum’s ecosystem influence and customer loyalty among emerging female-led enterprises.
As described in the post, the supported projects span technology solutions, local production, and education-focused initiatives, highlighting the growing participation of women in the country’s entrepreneurial landscape. For investors, this activity points to Uzum’s continued investment in inclusive growth and capacity-building, which could strengthen its brand positioning, support long-term market development, and potentially expand its future SME client base.