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After the economic contraction in 2009, Georgia is likely to experience only a modest recovery in 2010, reflecting relatively low levels of domestic and foreign investment and limited bank lending. Non-performing loans may increase further due to the economic slow-down and the malaise in the real estate sector, while foreign currency risks remain large due to the dollarisation of bank assets. Risks to this already negative outlook include the possibility of an even sharper decline in foreign direct investment (FDI) flows and remittances, which could lead to pressures on the currency and banks’ balance sheets.
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No. of projects |
127 |
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Net business volume |
€977.1 million |
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Total project value |
€4,457.2 million |
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Gross disbursement |
€702.6 million |
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Portfolio in private sector |
70% |

The Bank will continue to focus primarily on developing the private sector in Georgia and will address critical bottlenecks to local private sector investment and foreign direct investment.
Key areas for support in the infrastructure sector will be power and energy, municipal and transit infrastructure.
6 Marjanishvili street, (Green Building, IV - V floor)
0105 Tbilisi
Georgia
Tel: +995 32 44 74 00
Fax: +995 32 92 05 12

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