Economy Ministry: Revised data shows Georgia’s economy grew by 8.4% in 2025, up from a preliminary 7.5%

Georgia’s economy expanded by 8.4% in 2025, according to revised figures released by the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development. Revised gross domestic product (GDP) data lifted Georgia’s 2025 growth rate by 0.9 percentage points from the preliminary estimate of 7.5%.

According to the ministry, key drivers of real economic growth in 2025 included information and communication (up 28.9%), trade (up 7.5%), education (up 16.8%), financial and insurance activities (up 15.9%), transport and storage (up 10.8%), and real estate activities (up 6.5%).

“Based on revised figures, nominal GDP in 2025 reached 108,418.1 million lari (USD 39,536.6 million), while GDP per capita stood at 27,546.9 lari (USD 10,045.5).

In terms of sectoral composition, the largest shares of GDP in 2025 were accounted for by trade (14.9%), manufacturing (9.3%), real estate activities (9.2%), construction (8.8%), information and communication (8.0%), public administration and defence (6.6%), and transport and storage (6.2%).

Both exports and total trade turnover reached record highs in 2025. This upward trend has continued into 2026, with Georgian exports maintaining steady growth. According to preliminary figures, exports in October 2026 rose by 5.4% year-on-year to reach a record October high of USD 721.9 million. Cumulative exports for January–October increased by 17.9% to reach a record USD 6,874.8 million,” the statement said.