MINISTRY OF ECONOMY
AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
OF GEORGIA

In February 2026, the Georgian economy was increased by 8,8%, while the average economic growth for January-February reached 8,4%.

The positive trends and high economic growth recorded in the country clearly indicate that, despite external shocks and geopolitical tensions, the economy maintains its resilience.

In February, significant positive contributions to economic growth were made by activities in the information and communication, transport and storage, financial and insurance, manufacturing, education, mining and healthcare sectors.

High economic growth was also supported by positive trends in foreign trade – the exports was increased by 22,9% to reach 1026,7 USD, while domestic exports (excluding re-exports) were recorded at 659,7 million USD or a 70.0% increase.

According to current statistical indicators, the turnover of VAT-paying enterprises in February was increased by 10,7% compared to the same month last year, while the number of newly registered enterprises showed a 30% increase, totaling 7722 units.

It is noteworthy that 2025 was characterized by a high growth trend in economic activity, with preliminary estimates placing last year's economic growth at 7,5%. This momentum has continued into 2026, with January recording a growth rate of 7,9%.