Eagle Hills Georgia Among the Top 10 Companies Making the Largest Investments in Georgia in Q2 2026
Eagle Hills Georgia is among the companies that made the largest investments in Georgia in the second quarter of 2026, placing the company among the Top 10 enterprises with the largest investments during the period.
Business Insider Georgia requested the information from Geostat, the National Statistics Office of Georgia.
Top 10 Companies with the Largest Investments - Q2 2026 Statistics:
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Note: The enterprises are not ranked in order of the size of their investments.
According to preliminary data, the volume of foreign direct investment (FDI) in Georgia amounted to US$468.8 million in Q2 2026, which is 23.2% lower than the revised figure for Q2 2025. The decline was mainly driven by a decrease in reinvestment.
In Q2 2026, equity capital amounted to US$210.5 million, accounting for 44.9% of total FDI. Reinvestment amounted to US$300.5 million, representing 64.1% of total FDI.
According to preliminary data, China ranked first among investor countries in Q2 2026, with US$219.5 million, accounting for 46.8% of total FDI. The United Kingdom ranked second, with US$123.5 million (26.3%), while the United Arab Emirates ranked third, with US$47.7 million (10.2%).
According to preliminary data, the financial and insurance activities sector attracted the largest amount of FDI in Q2 2026, totaling US$207.6 million (44.3%). The real estate sector ranked second, with US$119.9 million (25.6%), followed by the manufacturing sector, with US$59.0 million (12.6%).
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