Old Factories – A New Industrial Resource for Georgia
Key Takeaway In Georgia, former factories are often viewed mainly as real estate. That can miss their most valuable assets: industrial power connections, water, road or rail access, warehouses, large
Surging Coffee Prices: What Awaits the Café Market?
Key Takeaway Georgia imported 3,517 tonnes of coffee worth USD 23.3 million in January-May 2026. Volume increased by 17.5% year on year, while value rose by approximately 12.6%. BTUAI’s verified
When GEL 1.1 Billion Remains in Banks – How Georgia Should Manage Public Cash
Key Takeaway At the end of 2025, Georgian state-affiliated public entities held approximately GEL 1.1 billion in commercial banks. The detailed split was GEL 833 million in demand and card
Speed Is Not Enough – What Georgian Businesses Should Learn from U.S. and Japanese AI Adoption
Key Takeaway AI adoption has become easy to start. Buying tools, providing access and launching pilots can happen within weeks. The difficult part is what follows: whether workflows change, errors
BTU Has Created a Digital Foundation for Better AI in Georgian
Key Takeaway The future of a language in the AI era depends on how well it is represented digitally. When machines know a language only through scattered text, they may
Russia’s Logistical Shock – Impact on Georgian Producers
Key Takeaway As of 2 August 2026, Wildberries is facing a repeated infrastructure shock rather than an isolated warehouse incident. Public reporting confirms more than a dozen attacks, fatalities, large
Land Trade Routes Are Returning – What It Means for Georgia
China’s New Trade Routes and the Middle Corridor – What Changes for Georgia?
The Spoken Word Is Returning – What It Means for Georgia
