In 2025, Beka Peradze, head of Georgia’s Labour Inspection Service, received GEL 84,387 in salary. His wife, Kristine Kopaliani, a judge in the Department of Common Courts under the High Council of Justice of Georgia, earned GEL 117,847.
According to Peradze’s 2025 asset declaration, he owns a 501-square-meter house in the village of Digomi, Tbilisi, purchased in 2024 for USD 200,000. His wife owns a 61.8-square-meter apartment in Digomi, which she also purchased in 2024, for USD 61,800. Kopaliani also owns a Mercedes-Benz GLE 350, purchased in 2024 for USD 11,140.
The chief labour inspector owns a 100% stake in Bifera Group, which he has transferred to Besik Peradze for management under a trust arrangement. His wife owns a 10% stake in LLC Healthy Generation.
Beka Peradze has GEL 14,500 in cash savings. In the expenditure section of his declaration for 2025, he reported spending GEL 130,000 on renovation work.
The document also states that Peradze and his wife have mortgage and consumer loans with Basisbank. Of this amount, the chief labour inspector borrowed GEL 105,000 last year to finance renovation work.
