BMB HOLDING and Operail Discuss Supplies of Uzbek Products to European Markets
Business
On 10 November 2026, Bekzod Mamatkulov, Chairman of the Founders’ Council of BMB HOLDING, met Richard Tomingas, founder of Estonia-based Operail. The sides discussed expanding trade and economic ties between Uzbekistan and Estonia, supplying Uzbek products to European markets and opportunities for investment partnership.
The talks focused on developing export and import operations. The participants considered ways to bring products made by BMB HOLDING enterprises to the Estonian market. These goods are produced through the deep processing of agricultural raw materials.
The sides also examined prospects for introducing Uzbek products to other European markets, including Norway, Sweden and Finland. One possible route discussed was to use the existing business connections and trade networks of Estonian partners to reach those markets.
Investment cooperation was another item on the agenda. Mamatkulov and Tomingas exchanged views on financing mechanisms and the implementation of new joint projects. The announcement did not specify the projects’ parameters or any potential launch dates.
Operail is an Estonian company specializing in freight rail transportation, technical maintenance and the repair of rolling stock. Its areas of activity formed part of the discussion on potential business cooperation with BMB HOLDING.
The meeting identified several areas for further work: expanding bilateral trade, supplying products made from deeply processed agricultural raw materials, making use of partner networks in Northern Europe and developing investment projects. Access to new markets could broaden the export reach of Uzbek producers, while cooperation with Estonian partners could create additional channels for promoting their goods in Europe.
BMB HOLDING described the meeting as a platform for developing mutually beneficial business relations and identifying priority areas for cooperation. A next step could be to work out the trade and investment opportunities discussed in practical terms. The meeting opens new prospects for cooperation.
The sides also examined prospects for introducing Uzbek products to other European markets, including Norway, Sweden and Finland. One possible route discussed was to use the existing business connections and trade networks of Estonian partners to reach those markets.
Investment cooperation was another item on the agenda. Mamatkulov and Tomingas exchanged views on financing mechanisms and the implementation of new joint projects. The announcement did not specify the projects’ parameters or any potential launch dates.
Operail is an Estonian company specializing in freight rail transportation, technical maintenance and the repair of rolling stock. Its areas of activity formed part of the discussion on potential business cooperation with BMB HOLDING.
The meeting identified several areas for further work: expanding bilateral trade, supplying products made from deeply processed agricultural raw materials, making use of partner networks in Northern Europe and developing investment projects. Access to new markets could broaden the export reach of Uzbek producers, while cooperation with Estonian partners could create additional channels for promoting their goods in Europe.
BMB HOLDING described the meeting as a platform for developing mutually beneficial business relations and identifying priority areas for cooperation. A next step could be to work out the trade and investment opportunities discussed in practical terms. The meeting opens new prospects for cooperation.
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