Georgia's economy experienced a 6.0% growth in October 2025, with the average economic growth for the period of January to October 2025 reaching 7.6%.
The turnover of VAT-registered businesses saw a 7.0% rise in October 2025 compared to the same period in the previous year. Apart from that, 6,075 new enterprises were registered during this period.
In October 2025, significant positive contributions to economic growth were made by the information and communication, transportation and storage, healthcare, financial and insurance activities, real estate operations, manufacturing, administrative and support services, and arts, entertainment, and recreation sectors. The high pace of economic growth in January-October was driven by positive dynamics in foreign trade.
In January-October 2025, exports increased by 6.8% and amounted to $5.8 billion, while the growth of domestic exports (excluding exports and re-exports) in 10 months amounted to 4.6%.
In January-September 2025, income from travel (tourism) increased by 5.1% annually and amounted to a record $3.6 billion.
Fitch Ratings' improved outlook in November 2025 highlights Georgia's economic resilience to external shocks. According to the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) forecast, among countries in the region and Europe, Georgia will see the highest economic growth in the medium term – from 2025 to 2030 – averaging 5.4%.
