Georgia’s government plans to issue GEL-denominated bonds worth GEL 300–400 million, with a maturity date set for April 2032. The issuance will be carried out via a syndication process led by Galt & Taggart and TBC Capital, according to a government decree.
This marks a shift toward larger-scale domestic bond offerings, as previous issuances typically ranged between GEL 75–100 million. Officials say rising investor interest - especially from international participants - supports the move toward bigger auctions in the local currency market.
Finance Ministry plans for 2026 include raising GEL 1.8 billion in domestic debt through treasury securities, with the upcoming bond issuance forming part of this overall borrowing strategy.
