Uzum Market is actively expanding its network of order pickup points across Uzbekistan. The company's franchise network now includes more than 600 points, with a significant portion opened in recent months.

As new points are still ramping up, average metrics are expected to improve as they reach full capacity. Currently, the average monthly turnover of a single Uzum Market pickup point is approximately $26,000.

Behind each new point are entrepreneurs who launch and grow their businesses with Uzum Market, creating jobs nationwide. For instance, entrepreneur Azizbek Buriyev opened seven pickup points in Samarkand and Navoi regions in less than a year and a half.

In Chust, 24-year-old Azamjon Kadirov started with one point in December 2025, investing 45 million soums. Today, he manages three points and plans to expand to ten, opening new locations in neighboring districts.

Another success story comes from Gijduvan, where entrepreneur Gulmira Akhatova, together with her husband and son, opened a pickup point, turning it into a family business. Within months, the point became popular not only among city residents but also among customers from nearby settlements.

Danil Lebedev, Chief Operating Officer of Uzum Market, stated that launching pickup points offers entrepreneurs a clear business model and the chance to create jobs. The company prioritizes opening points in small towns and villages to improve access to a wide range of affordable goods.

Uzum Market plans to continue developing its franchise network in small cities and settlements. Conditions for opening a point and application forms are available on the program's website.

Source: uznews.uz