As of June 24, fuel prices in Georgia have increased by approximately 6 to 10 tetri, despite falling oil prices on international markets since June 23. Local fuel companies attribute the price hikes to logistical disruptions caused by ongoing tensions in the Middle East, particularly the Israeli-Iranian conflict.
Price Increases by Network:
Wissol (as of June 25):
- Increases: 6–7 tetri
- Example: Eco Super – GEL 3.45, Eco Diesel – GEL 2.98
Gulf (as of June 24):
- Increases: 10 tetri across all fuel types
- Example: G-Force Super – GEL 3.47, Euro Diesel – GEL2.93
Socar (as of June 25):
- Increases: 5–10 tetri
- Example: Nano Super – GEL 3.45, Nano Euro 5 Diesel – GEL 2.99
Rompetrol:
- Super – GEL 3.45, Euro Diesel – GEL 2.86
Lukoil:
- Euro Super – GEL 3.44, Euro Regular – GEL 2.75
Portal:
- Super – GEL 2.99, Euro Regular – GEL 2.54
Though full transparency is limited for some companies, prices have risen across all major networks. Industry representatives warn of further adjustments in 2–3 weeks as the full impact of regional tensions filters through the supply chain.
