National Bank of Georgia President Natia Turnava says international investors have strong confidence in Georgia’s economy and government policy. She made the remarks following the successful placement of $500 million Eurobonds on the London Stock Exchange.
According to Turnava, reduced risk levels played a key role in securing favorable terms. She noted that Georgia’s sovereign risk appears lower to investors today compared to 2021, when the Eurobonds were first issued, and this improvement is reflected in the 5.125% coupon rate.
Turnava highlighted that investors trust Georgia’s economic development trajectory, government policies, and the stable environment maintained in the country despite significant regional challenges. She emphasized that these factors collectively strengthened investor confidence.
The new Eurobond issuance was used to refinance the 2021 bonds, completing the $500 million placement with strong market interest.
