Energo-Pro Georgia is in the TOP-10 of Investors – How Much the Company has Invested in Georgia

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Energo-Pro Georgia is in the TOP-10 of Investors – How Much the Company has Invested in Georgia

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Energo-Pro Georgia made foreign direct investments of 12 million USD in Q3, 2019. The company is in the TOP-10 of investor companies.

“Investments have been made to develop high, medium and low voltage networks”, Energo-Pro Georgia declares.

To note, according to Geostat, Foreign direct investments (FDI) in Georgia amounted to USD 417.3 million in Q3 2019 (preliminary data), up 13.7 percent from the adjusted data of Q3 2018.

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