New data released by the National Statistics Office of Georgia (Geostat) has revealed that the total assets of Georgia’s non-financial corporations reached GEL 150.7 billion by the end of 2024. Of this, 5.1 percent was held in foreign currency. Financial assets accounted for GEL 33.1 billion of the total, while short-term assets made up GEL 6.6 billion, giving a liquidity ratio of 56 percent.
On the liabilities side, non-financial corporations reported a total of GEL 82.1 billion in obligations, including GEL 22.6 billion in short-term liabilities. Debts denominated in foreign currency totaled GEL 17.3 billion, with GEL 12 billionowed to non-residents.
In 2024, companies spent GEL 12.8 billion on debt servicing, covering both principal and interest payments. Of that amount, GEL 2 billion went toward interest alone. Loans from individuals accounted for GEL 164.5 million of debt service, while payments to other non-financial corporations reached GEL 959.8 million.
