This article summarises the trade and investment relationship between India and Georgia: annual trade figures, the main goods traded, the status of a possible Free Trade Agreement and Indian investment in Georgia. All figures come from the MEA bilateral brief of July 2026 and should be read as the position at that date.

Bilateral trade figures

According to the MEA brief of July 2026, bilateral trade between India and Georgia over the last five years was as set out below. The brief gives all figures in million US$ and cites DGCI&S and DGFT as its source.

  • 2021-22: Indian exports 163.91, Indian imports 196.64, total 360.55
  • 2022-23: Indian exports 265.31, Indian imports 167.04, total 432.35
  • 2023-24: Indian exports 197.49, Indian imports 100.98, total 298.46
  • 2024-25: Indian exports 288.98, Indian imports 74.66, total 363.63
  • 2025-26: Indian exports 345.18, Indian imports 87.03, total 432.21

The brief presents these figures as a table. For each year it shows Indian exports to Georgia, Indian imports from Georgia and the total of the two.

Main goods traded

The brief lists the major export commodities from India to Georgia as:

  • Vehicle parts and accessories
  • Machinery and mechanical appliances
  • Meat
  • Drugs and pharmaceuticals
  • Electric machinery and equipment and parts
  • Plastic and linoleum
  • Tobacco

The major import commodities from Georgia are listed as:

  • Fertilisers
  • Inorganic chemicals
  • Organic or inorganic compounds of precious metals or rare earth metals
  • Lead and articles thereof
  • Copper and articles thereof

Poti Port

The trade section of the brief also describes Poti Port. Poti Port in the Black Sea is Georgia's largest container and general cargo port. It handles most containerised imports and exports, and it is the main gateway for cargo arriving from Europe, Turkey and Central Asia.

Free Trade Agreement feasibility study

India and Georgia launched a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) Feasibility Study in April 2017. The study was completed in January 2019.

As of the July 2026 brief, the FTA negotiations were yet to take place.

Indian investment in Georgia

The brief describes sizeable Indian (or Indian origin) investments in Georgia, amounting to approximately US$ 770 million. These investments are in the steel, infrastructure, agriculture and service sectors.

The major Indian investors named in the brief are:

  • Tata Power
  • Geo Steel
  • KEC International
  • Hindustan Silichem Pvt Ltd

Apart from these companies, there are individual investors from India, mostly from Punjab, who have acquired agricultural land for cultivation in Georgia.

Georgian investment in India

Businesses looking for current information on trade rules or investment conditions should approach the Embassy of Georgia in New Delhi or the relevant Indian government departments.