MINISTRY OF ECONOMY
AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
OF GEORGIA

According to preliminary estimates, Georgia’s real economic growth reached 6,4% in May 2026. Consequently, the economic growth rate for the first five months of the current year (January-May) stood at 7,8%.

In May, the turnover of VAT-paying enterprises increased by 8,7% compared to the same month of the previous year. Furthermore, the number of newly registered enterprises grew by 2,2%, totaling 6542 units.

The growth in economic activities across sectors such as information and communication, financial and insurance activities, manufacturing, transportation and storage, healthcare, and real estate activities made a significant positive contribution to the economic growth in May.

Additionally, the high economic growth recorded in January-May was supported by positive trends in foreign trade. Specifically, exports increased by 19,8%, amounting to 3107,7 million USD, while domestic exports (exports excluding re-exports) grew by 66,1%, reaching 1929,1 million USD.

The positive trends and robust economic growth observed in Georgia’s economy clearly demonstrate that the country’s economy continues to maintain its resilience.