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Georgia Capital reports 3Q26 net income of GEL 800.5 million

By Public Technologies
  • Georgia Capital posted 3Q26 IFRS net income of GEL 800.5 million.
  • NAV per share climbed 14% quarter-on-quarter to GEL 198.91, while portfolio value rose 14% to GEL 6.18 billion.
  • The holding company eliminated gross debt for the first time.
  • An additional USD 50 million extends the share buyback and cancellation programme to USD 100 million.


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