According to the National Statistics Service (GeoStat), Georgia’s gross domestic product (GDP) reached GEL 25.35 billion at current prices in the second quarter of 2025. Compared to the same period last year, real GDP grew by 7.3%, with the GDP deflator (a measure of price changes) recorded at 4.8%.

Key drivers of this growth included the information and communication sector, which expanded by 37.1%, and education, which saw a 28.9% rise. Other high-performing sectors were arts, entertainment and recreation (16.0%), public administration and defence, health care and social work (14.3%), financial and insurance activities (11.8%), and accommodation and food services (8.4%).

In contrast, some sectors saw declines. Agriculture, forestry and fishing fell by 2.5%, construction dropped 2.6%, and electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply decreased by 7.0%.

GeoStat also reported on the sectoral composition of GDP, with the largest shares held by:

• Trade: 14.7%

• Real estate activities: 9.1%

• Manufacturing: 8.9%

• Information and communication: 7.5%

• Construction: 7.3%

• Agriculture, forestry and fishing: 7.0%

• Public administration: 6.8%

• Education: 6.7%

• Financial and insurance activities: 5.4%

Revised GDP data for this period will be published by GeoStat on November 14, 2025.