In January–October 2025, Georgia earned $97.9 million from exports of unprocessed or semi-processed gold, according to the National Statistics Service, with a total of 1.7 tons exported during this period.

Compared to the same period last year, the value of gold exports increased by 14%, while the export volume fell by 19%. In January–October 2024, 2.1 tons of gold were exported, worth $85.771 million.

The rise in export value reflects an increase in the average export price of gold. Last year, the price per gram (excluding taxes) was $41, while in 2025 it rose to $58, marking a 41% increase.

In terms of trade destinations, Georgia exported gold in unprocessed, semi-processed, or powder form to three countries:

Switzerland – 1.5 tons worth $83.637 million

Turkey – 200 kg worth $12.89 million

United Arab Emirates – worth $1.43 million (weight not specified)

This data shows that higher global gold prices have offset the decline in export volumes, boosting overall revenues.