T&K Restaurants, the franchise operator of McDonald’s in Georgia, reported revenue of GEL 327.1 million in 2025, up by 15.6% year-on-year. However, net profit declined by 14.5% to GEL 26.7 million. The company processed 14.66 million orders during the year, a 10.1% increase, with an average transaction value of GEL 22.3.
By the end of 2025, the company operated 27 restaurants across Tbilisi, Batumi, Kutaisi, Rustavi and Zugdidi, opening two new locations during the year. Businessman Temur Chkonia owns a 90% stake in the company, while CEO Tengiz Kapanadze holds the remaining 10%.
Operating costs increased alongside revenue. Spending on materials rose from GEL 111.1 million to GEL 134.6 million, while employee benefit expenses climbed from GEL 46.9 million to GEL 60.7 million. Other operating expenses reached GEL 61.4 million, and royalty payments increased to GEL 27.8 million. The higher costs weighed on operating profit, despite a decline in financial expenses and a shift from a net foreign exchange loss to a gain.
T&K Restaurants continued investing in expansion, spending GEL 38.9 million on property and equipment in 2025. Total assets grew to GEL 249.3 million from GEL 224.6 million a year earlier, while equity stood at GEL 167.8 million and liabilities totaled GEL 81.5 million. The company paid GEL 2.8 million in dividends during the year.
