Georgia’s Economic Development Corporation, successor to Enterprise Georgia, will continue existing business support programs while introducing five new financing and investment mechanisms, the agency told BMG.
The corporation will retain programs including Business Universal, the credit guarantee scheme, micro-enterprise support, capital market development, consulting centers, mortgage support and technical assistance for export promotion.
The five new mechanisms will include syndicated and convertible loans, a factoring platform, investment fund support, direct equity participation and expanded export support.
The corporation is fully owned by the Economy Ministry and will be financed through state budget allocations, shareholder contributions, investment and commercial income, loans and grants from financial institutions and donors, among other sources. The 2026 budget allocates GEL 232.7 million for entrepreneurship development.
