In 2025, Georgia received $1.688 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI), of which 5.6% ($95.7 million) was directed into the construction sector.
According to official statistics, FDI inflows into construction were relatively low in 2024, meaning investment in the sector grew by 147% year-over-year.
Data obtained from Geostat (upon request by BM.GE) shows that the largest inflows in 2025 came from Azerbaijan, Turkey, and the United Arab Emirates. Among companies, one of the largest recipients of FDI was “Eagle Hills Georgia”, which plans to implement two large-scale development projects worth $6.6 billion in partnership with the Georgian government.
The company appeared in the ranking of major investors for the first time and was also listed among the top investors in Q4 FDI data. However, the exact volume of investment directed into the company remains commercially confidential.
Top 10 Countries Investing in Georgia’s Construction Sector (2025)
- Azerbaijan – $35.4 million
- Turkey – $16.4 million
- United Arab Emirates – $15.3 million
- Russia – $13.3 million
- Ukraine – $11.4 million
- Slovakia – $6.3 million
- USA – $5.1 million
- India – $1.9 million
- China – $1.1 million
- Turkmenistan – confidential
Data on Turkmen investments is withheld due to confidentiality, as disclosure could directly or indirectly identify the statistical unit.
Top investors in Georgia’s Construction Sector are ranked in no particular order.
- Industrial-Investment Corporation – Light Industry
- ECO Invest
- Gino Capital
- PASHA Development Georgia
- GE Vernova International – Georgian Branch
- Eagle Hills Georgia
- Rimo Group
- Legero
- Atlas Insaat – Georgian Branch
- NGS Group
