In 2025, the United States invested $158.1 million in Georgia’s economy, marking a 121.7% annual increase, according to official statistics. The U.S. ranked fourth among Georgia’s foreign investors, contributing to $1.7 billion in total FDI.
BM.GE requested detailed data from GeoStat, which shows that, similar to 2024, real estate attracted the largest share of American investment, nearly doubling year-over-year. Meanwhile, U.S. investment in the IT sector increased 3 folds, while funding for education declined.
Sector-specific data reveals that real estate received $80.7 million, followed by IT with $60 million. Other sectors attracted significantly smaller amounts, including education ($6 million), scientific and technical activities ($5.2 million), construction ($5.1 million), healthcare ($1.7 million), administrative services ($1.4 million), agriculture ($1 million), logistics ($1 million) and other services ($840,000). Hospitality received only $401,000 in U.S. investment.
GeoStat also provided a list of major U.S.-linked investor companies for 2025, though not ranked by size.
Top-10 American Investor Companies in Georgia (2025)
- Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty – Georgia Office
- World Vision International – Georgia Branch
- Mercy Corps – Georgia Office
- MagtiCom (U.S. investment share)
- Technology Management Company Inc. – Georgia Office
- University of Georgia (UG) – LLC
- Dariali Energy JSC
- FieldCore Service Solutions International Georgia LLC
- GE Vernova International – Georgia Branch
- IG Development Georgia LLC
Overall, Georgia’s FDI grew 7.6% year-on-year to $1.68 billion. GeoStat notes that the primary driver continues to be reinvested earnings, which reached $1.4 billion in 2025 - accounting for 83% of total foreign investment.
