Georgia’s estimated real GDP growth rate reached 7.5% in April 2025 compared to the same month in 2024, according to preliminary data. For the first four months of the year (January–April), the average real GDP growth stood at a robust 8.8%.

Several key sectors contributed to the economic expansion in April, including:

• Insurance activities

• Mining and quarrying

• Real estate activities

• Transportation and storage

However, the data also highlighted areas of contraction. Construction and Manufacturing sectors registered declines compared to the same period of the previous year, signaling uneven growth across industries.

Despite sectoral slowdowns, the overall economic trajectory remains strong, with sustained growth momentum in core service and resource-based sectors.