Georgian Post is preparing to return to profitability in 2026 after reporting a 7 million GEL loss in 2025, as the company advances a major restructuring strategy focused on efficiency and revenue growth.
Director General Giorgi Eradze stated that previously unprofitable business segments have already been transformed into revenue-generating operations, reflecting the early results of reforms implemented over the past seven months.
The restructuring process has focused on improving operational efficiency, strengthening financial stability, transitioning toward sustainable business models.
A big component of the strategy involves bringing core business processes back in-house, reducing reliance on intermediaries and optimizing cost structures.
Looking ahead, Georgian Post plans to expand its international logistics network by developing new hubs and improving transportation routes. The company has also restored its air terminal and signed cooperation agreements with airlines which are expected to lower terminal service costs, reduce delivery transit times, and enhance overall logistics performance
Despite last year’s losses, the company now expects to achieve profitability in 2026 for the first time in five years. This objective has also been publicly supported by Irakli Kobakhidze.
