Georgian-Listed Companies End the Week Higher on the London Stock Exchange

Shares of the three publicly traded groups representing the Georgian economy on the London Stock Exchange ended the week in positive territory. Their combined market capitalisation — Lion Finance Group, TBC Bank Group and Georgia Capital — exceeded £10.3 billion.

Lion Finance Group, the largest of the three Georgian-listed issuers and the parent company of Bank of Georgia and Armenia’s Ameriabank, saw its shares rise by 3.26% over the week to £117.10. The group trades under the ticker BGEO and has a market capitalisation of approximately £5.76 billion. Over the past six months, its shares have gained 21.41%. Lion Finance Group is a constituent of the FTSE 100 Index.

Shares of TBC Bank Group, traded under the ticker TBCG, increased by 0.55% over the week to £47.62. The banking group’s market capitalisation stands at around £2.63 billion, while its shares have risen by 17.73% over the past six months. TBC Bank Group is included in the FTSE 250, FTSE 350 and FTSE All-Share indices.

Georgia Capital, whose shares trade under the ticker CGEO, recorded the strongest weekly performance. The investment group’s shares advanced by 4.74% to £41.95, bringing its market capitalisation to approximately £1.95 billion. Over the past six months, the shares have gained 28.29%, outperforming both banking groups. Georgia Capital operates as an investment platform that acquires and develops businesses in sectors linked to the growth and diversification of the Georgian economy.

All three issuers therefore closed the week higher. Georgia Capital led both the weekly and six-month performance, Lion Finance Group retained the largest market capitalisation, while TBC Bank Group delivered a more moderate but consistently positive result.

Share prices and market capitalisation figures are stated as of the date of publication of the source material.