Overview

Georgia Capital is the holding company of a diversified group focused on investing in and developing businesses in Georgia with holdings in sectors that its management expected to benefit from the continued growth and further diversification of the Georgian economy, the opening of the Georgian economy to Europe and economic development in the wider region.
Georgia Capital seeks to capture growth in the sectors in which it currently operates and drive the development of new high-growth businesses in Georgia, which it intends to add either by acquiring businesses in their early development stage or by establishing greenfield businesses, often consolidating fragmented or underdeveloped markets.
At its launch in 2018, Georgia Capital had four key portfolio companies: (i) GGU, a water utility and renewable energy business; (ii) m2, a residential and commercial property developer; (iii) Aldagi, the foremost provider of property and casualty insurance products in Georgia; and (iv) Teliani, a leading wine and beer producer in Georgia.
In addition to its portfolio companies, at launch, Georgia Capital had significant investments in two businesses of the former BGEO Group. The first was a 57% stake in Georgia Healthcare Group (this is listed on the premium segment of the London Stock Exchange under the ticker GHG). At the time of Georgia Capital’s listing, Georgia Healthcare Group was the largest and diversified healthcare provider in Georgia (operating in healthcare services, pharmacy and medical insurance sectors). The second was JSC Bank of Georgia and JSC BG Financial in which Georgia Capital had a 19.9% stake at the time of its listing. It describes JSC bank as the leading universal bank in Georgia.
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04 Aug 2026 2 min read
Morning briefing: Caledonia commits £49.5m to Conquip Engineering; Georgia Capital grows 15.6% in second quarter; Saba lifts Molten Ventures stake
Caledonia Investments (CLDN) has invested £49.5m for a majority stake in Conquip Engineering Group, a Hampshire-based construction company and infrastructure services provider. The £2bn flexible investment company has bought 61% of the family-owned business which brothers Daniel and George Critchley will continue to lead and reinvest alongside Caledonia. Founded in 2003, Conquip employs 250 people […]
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28 Apr 2026 2 min read
Morning briefing: Aquila European Renewable’s unsold assets written down by 35%; plus RSE, CGEO, VSL
Aquila European Renewables (AERI), the investment company whose wind-down is being overseen by Achilles (AIC) activist Robert Naylor as chair, has issued annual results reflecting a “challenging” 2025 and warning that it may have to continue selling assets below net asset value. Disposals to Aquila Capital, the fund manager, have led to the return of […]
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25 Feb 2026 2 min read
Morning briefing: Unite falls on student booking decline; Georgia Capital returned 56.4% last year; plus FGEN, RCOI
Unite (UTG), the student accommodation provider that completed the acquisition of rival Empiric last month, saw its shares slide 11% to 495p yesterday as annual results showed a further deterioration in bookings with 68% of rooms (excluding Empiric) sold for 2026/27 compared to 71% a year ago. Engagement with students had been positive in recent […]
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07 Aug 2025 4 min read
Morning briefing: RIT Capital Partners sees best private equity returns in four years; plus RIII, ENRG, GSF, SYNC, FSFL, CGEO, SRE, GPE, OSEC
Half-year results from RIT Capital Partners (RCP) and Rights and Issues (RIII) and updates from other investment companies including Gore Street Energy Storage, VH Global Energy Infrastructure, Foresight Solar and Syncona. Private equity props up RIT’s half year RIT Capital Partners (RCP) battled against the weak dollar to deliver a 3.4% investment return in the six […]
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11 Jul 2025 2 min read
Morning briefing 11 July: ASLI, SERE, CREI, INOV, CGEO
Abrdn European Logistics Income sells over £57m of properties in its managed wind-down and promises a return of capital next month once further disposals are made. Plus news from Schroder European Real Estate, Custodian Property Income, Georgia Capital and a reminder from Schroders Capital Global Innovation of this month’s £37m tender offer.
