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The company Blauenstein Georgia was established in 2008 by Mr. Max Blauenstein from Switzerland and his local partner Mr. Irakli Kervalishvili. The aim was to create a modern, Swiss quality farm in Georgian Mountainous Region Racha.
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GeoSteel is a joint venture between JSW Netherlands (part of the JSW Group in India) and Georgian Steel Group Holdings. JSW Group is the largest private sector steel producer in India and a trusted name in the global steel manufacturing industry.
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Major Chinese company Hualing Group invested in one of the largest real estate projects in Georgia. The 150 million USD 350,000 m² “Tbilisi Sea Residence” has created more than 2,500 jobs.
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Gebruder Weiss, an Austrian transportation and logistics company opened a new premium-class logistical terminal in Tbilisi on September 20, 2013.The hub is located close to the airport and offers direct links to important through-roads around the Georgian capital.
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APM Terminals ( A.P. Moller-Maersk Group) operates Poti Sea Port in a joint venture with RAKIA (Ras Al Khaimah Investment Authority). Poti Sea Port is the largest port in Georgia handling liquid and dry bulk, ferries as well as containers.
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Adjara Group Hospitality is one of the fastest growing companies in hospitality sector of Georgia. The Group currently owns and operates 3 Hotels: "Holiday Inn Tbilisi", "Rooms Hotel Tbilisi" and "Rooms Hotel Kazbegi".
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Ajara Textile was set up in 2008 through Turkish investments and produces apparel for internationally recognized brands such as Puma, Lotto, Erima and Nike. Currently, the factory employs more than 1,200 people and plans to expand to 2,000.
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HeidelbergCement has been carrying out its activities in Georgia since 2006 and up to date has made more than 200 million Euro investments that were mainly oriented on existing cement plants modernization and expansion in the concrete business line.
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Adjaristqali Georgia LLC is a joint venture between India’s Tata Power and Norway's Clean Energy Invest (40 percent each), and IFC, a member of the World Bank Group (20 percent).
On August 2014, Dariali Energy JSC and European Bank for Reconstruction and Development signed loan agreement for the financing of the 105 million USD Dariali HPP development, construction and operation project.
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