Compare — Georgia Financials

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Pooled trend

2 companies

Aggregate by year

GEL, thousands · money Σ · ratios from summed bases · growth on the pooled series

Metric	FY 2017	FY 2018	FY 2019	FY 2020	FY 2021	FY 2022	FY 2023	FY 2024
Revenue	505,560	1,217,072	1,369,131	1,434,701	1,860,921	2,790,868	3,433,103	4,056,303
EBITDA	14,109	-1,107	19,722	41,218	52,469	86,930	109,023	116,971
Net profit	342,852	347,579	521,028	311,939	764,250	1,046,039	1,390,962	1,889,438
Total assets	12,657,853	14,574,609	18,454,171	21,931,603	23,372,886	28,651,617	31,690,975	39,592,795
n (companies reporting)	2	2	2	2	2	2	2	2

Per-company contribution by year

XLSX

GEL, thousands

Company	FY 2017	FY 2018	FY 2019	FY 2020	FY 2021	FY 2022	FY 2023	FY 2024
Bank of Georgia	337,348	985,017	1,055,142	1,024,769	1,268,261	1,912,202	2,316,610	2,700,723
Ori Nabiji	168,212	232,055	313,989	409,932	592,660	878,666	1,116,493	1,355,580

Rows are the raw pool — every peer, including any excluded from the sums above, so the de-duplication stays auditable. Tinted cells are the excluded company-years.

Pooled figures sum every peer in the set. Known parent/subsidiary groups that file separately are de-duplicated; groups not yet curated may still be counted more than once.

1 financial-sector filer in this set (Bank of Georgia) report no EBITDA / EBIT / gross profit — banks and insurers structurally don't. Those metrics are blank for them and any pooled EBITDA figure understates this set.