By the end of February 2026, the total volume of business loans issued by Georgian banks reached GEL 43 billion, up by GEL 4.4 billion (11%) compared to the same period last year.
The largest share of financing went to real estate developers, totaling GEL 4.57 billion (up 13% annually). The services sector follows with GEL 4.2 billion (up 18%), while real estate management holds GEL 4 billion (up 18%).
Other sectors include agriculture at GEL 3.56 billion (+10%), hotels and tourism at GEL 3 billion (-1%), and energy, which grew 16% to GEL 2.96 billion.
Banks continue to prioritize sectors with high growth potential, particularly real estate, services, and energy, despite minor declines in tourism-related lending.
