
Strategic Gateway
A single partnership in Tbilisi gives you preferential trade access to the EU, China, Turkey, the CIS and the Gulf — through a stable, low-cost hub on the fastest-growing trade corridor between Asia and Europe.
Announced developments define demand for materials over the next five years. Figures below are drawn from official announcements and company statements.
A term sheet signed with Georgia's Ministry of Economy for over $6.5B, followed by a $6.6B joint venture in October 2025 — the largest foreign investment in the country's history. Two waterfront masterplans in Tbilisi and near Batumi, projected to create over 30,000 jobs.
A $2B mixed-use development of six towers announced in April 2026, masterplanned by Gensler, with a 70-storey tower set to become Georgia's tallest building. Developed by Archi Group and Biograpi Living with the Sapir Organization.
The Black Sea's first artificial island development — two peninsulas and an island across 84 hectares, of which 48 have been reclaimed and commissioned. The first tower, 58 floors, is under construction with delivery scheduled for 2029.
Georgia's first deep-sea port, with first-phase investment revised from $600M to $1.1B and developed under a state landlord model since 2026. It anchors a wider $7B state programme covering rail modernisation and highways through 2032.
Georgia has signed and ratified preferential trade agreements with the world's largest economies. A single legal entity registered here can export to all of them under preferential terms.
The Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement gives Georgian-registered companies preferential access to the EU's single market — reduced or zero tariffs without EU entity registration.
Georgia holds a free trade agreement with China — one of the few countries outside Asia to do so, a structurally advantageous position for sourcing and distribution.
Georgia and Turkey maintain a free trade agreement covering industrial goods — directly relevant to tile, stone, sanitary, and facade manufacturers.
Georgia has preferential trade arrangements with multiple CIS countries — access to the markets of Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and beyond.
UHOM operates a parallel hub in Dubai. Partners working with UHOM Georgia gain access to a connected network reaching the GCC markets.
Georgia operates several free industrial zones — Poti (adjacent to the Black Sea port), Kutaisi (near the international airport and rail network), and Tbilisi (urban proximity to the capital's construction market). Across all zones: zero corporate income tax on international sales, zero import/re-export duties, and registration completed in days.
Explore Free Zone OptionsThe Trans-Caspian International Transport Route runs from China through Kazakhstan, across the Caspian Sea, through Azerbaijan and Georgia, onward to Turkey and Europe — the fastest overland route between China and Europe that avoids Russian territory. Since 2022, capacity and reliability have grown significantly, and Georgia sits at its western gateway.
Use UHOM for Middle Corridor LogisticsDemand from developers, contractors and distributors across Georgia and the region is gathered in one place instead of reaching you as dozens of fragmented enquiries.
Fragmented volumes are aggregated into consolidated production runs — predictable quantities and specifications instead of unpredictable small batches.
Consolidated demand is scheduled against your production calendar, so your lines are loaded ahead rather than filled reactively.
Logistics, customs and last-mile delivery to construction sites are handled end to end — you ship once, we handle the rest.
UHOM provides manufacturers with a physical stand, digital visibility, logistics infrastructure, and company setup support in Georgia. Request a free consultation to find out how UHOM can position your brand.